Population: 182.1 million
Density: 230 sq. km
Net Migration Rate: -1.54 migrants(s) / 1,000 population
Birth Rate: 22.58 births / 1,000 population
Death Rate: 6.49 deaths / 1,000 population
Rate of Natural Increase: 22.25
Population Growth Rate: 1.46%
Infant Mortality Rate: 55.67 deaths / 1,000 live births
Total Fertility Rate: 2.75 children born / woman
Population Age <15+ %: 63%
Population Ages 65+ %: 4.35%
Dependency Rate : 67.35%
Life Expectancy at Birth: 67.39 years
Life Expectancy at Birth Females: 69.4 years
Life Expectancy at Birth Males: 65.47 years
Primary School Completion Rate Females: 54%
Primary School Completion Rate Males: 68%
Secondary School Enrollment Net Females: 32
Secondary School Enrollment Net Males: 43.35
GNI PPP per Capita in US$: $5,110
Economically Active Females 15+: 22%
Economically Active Males 15+: 85%
Mobile Phone Subscribers: 69
Motor Vehicles: 7,000,000 (Total)
Undernourished Population: 22
Underweight Children Under Age 5: 31.6%
HIV/AIDS Among People Ages 15-49: 0.1%
Population Pyramid:
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2010:
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Demographic Transition Model:
In Pakistan, I would say it is in stage two in the demographic transition model. It has almost all the concepts of being in stage two. Examples are a high birth rate which is 22.58 births / 1,000 population. That is really high for a birth rate and is one of the key concepts for stage two. Pakistan also has a fairly low death rate compared to the birth rate. Another perception of stage two is a rapid increase for the rate of natural increase. The rate of natural increase is 22.25. It is very high for the country because of the birth rate. Since there is a need for kids to farm, they can die early. The underweight children under age five is 31.6% and is very bad. That is another reason why children die early. I believe that Pakistan will transition to stage 3-4 soon from the predictions for the future population pyramid.