The demographic and geographical effects of population growth (births – migration) in developed and developing countries

Abstract

This study focused on the geographic demographic effects of population growth in developed and developing countries, with the aim of identifying the most important geographic demographic factors affecting population growth in developed and developing countries, and developing appropriate solutions for these demographic effects to achieve objectives, the descriptive and analytical approaches were used. The study showed that the demographic effects of population growth may be (one of the population problems, or a solution to this population problem), and the population problem of developing countries lies in the disproportion between high population growth and limited resources.

The study proposes overcoming the inappropriate exploitation of natural resources and urban planning in developing countries, and creating urban plans that are compatible with future population growth after addressing the population problem.