Baby Boom Generation

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Baby Boom Generation
Year Females Males Total
1998: 137,037,248 131,806,715 268,843,963
2003: 140,465,042 134,248,218 274,713,260
2008: 142,581,164 136,072,397 278,653,561
2013: 144,406,716 137,629,935 282,036,651
2018: 146,007,758 138,878,682 284,886,440
2023: 147,266,795 139,599,939 286,866,734
2028: 148,048,202 139,690,502 287,738,704
2033: 148,080,657 139,184,624 287,265,281
2038: 147,323,803 138,275,054 285,598,857
2043: 146,097,113 137,234,904 283,332,017
2048: 144,540,628 136,192,040 280,732,668
2053: 142,992,838 135,251,305 278,244,143
2058: 141,979,310 134,507,559 276,486,870
2063: 141,214,741 133,801,450 275,016,192
2068: 140,739,055 133,106,235 273,845,290
2073: 139,875,052 132,279,297 272,154,349
2078: 139,071,603 131,500,255 270,571,858
2083: 138,114,403 130,698,913 268,813,316
2088: 137,348,165 129,969,355 267,317,519
2093: 136,591,259 129,235,177 265,826,435
2098: 135,850,329 128,501,489 264,351,819

China Reproductive Policy
Country: China Year: 2023 Population Size: 1,320,584,821 Age Female Male 85+: 0.52% 0.41% 80-84: 0.44% 0.35% 75-79: 0.88% 0.77% 70-74: 1.68% 1.56% 65-69: 2.44% 2.41% 60-64: 2.47% 2.52% 55-59: 3.92% 4.06% 50-54: 4.29% 4.50% 45-49: 3.53% 3.70% 40-44: 3.40% 3.65% 35-39: 3.85% 4.20% 30-34: 3.82% 4.32% 25-29: 3.18% 3.75% 20-24: 2.85% 3.28% 15-19: 2.77% 3.19% 10-14: 2.82% 3.25% 5-9: 2.71% 3.12%
Under 5: 2.51% 2.88%
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Answer the following questions in fewer than 100 words:
Activity 1: Baby Boom Generation 1. Can you find the baby boomers? Explain.
You can’t actually find the baby boomers on this graph. The reason that you can’t is because the baby boomers were born in between 1946 and 1964. This would put the age range between 34 and 52. 2. What do you think the social consequences will be for these changes? Provide at least three examples of social consequences that will result from these changes.

I don’t think there would be much change. The three things that I would see as a consequence would be communication amongst people, food supplies getting shortened and more people at rivalry all because of the constant population growth.
Activity 2: China’s Reproductive Policy 1. Can you see evidence of China’s population policy? Explain.
I can see evidence of China’s population policy. There population of the younger age range is not as high as one would think it would be. 2. What changes will occur in China’s population structure because of its policy?
Less people will have babies because of the policy. This could also go the opposite direction as you may have those who disobey the law and have multiply children just because they’re not suppose to.
Activity 3: Japanese Baby Bust 1. Can you see evidence of the postwar baby bust?
The percentage of females and males of the younger age group are rather
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