Distribution of Population: Geographical, Age, Sex And Occupational - SS1 Economics Lesson Note

Geographical Distribution of Population:

The geographical distribution of the population refers to how the population is spread out over different areas or regions. This can be described using terms such as urban, suburban, rural, or by specific regions such as states or countries.

 

Age Distribution of Population:

The age distribution of the population refers to the proportion of individuals in different age groups. This can be divided into several categories such as children, adults, and elderly. It is often described using age ranges such as 0-14, 15-64, and 65+.

 

Sex Distribution of Population:

The sex distribution of the population refers to the proportion of males and females in a given population. This can be expressed in terms of the total number of males and females or as a percentage of the total population.

 

Occupational Distribution of Population:

The occupational distribution of the population refers to the proportion of individuals in different occupations or industries. This can be described using terms such as agriculture, manufacturing, service, and so on.