Population Dynamics

Population dynamics refers to the study of how the size, structure, and distribution of a population changes over time. It examines the interactions between birth rates, death rates, migration, and aging. Which together determine whether a population is growing or declining. It works on fertility patterns, mortality trends, urbanization, economic conditions, government policies, cultural practices, etc. as well . Factors such as environmental pressures shape these changes. This is very important because it can address challenges such as healthcare, education, food, and water security. It also provides insights into long-term development, social welfare, and sustainability. Population dynamics helps make it an essential field of study in economics and environmental science.