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Want to see something AMAZING? Check out the World's current population and live count here.

Population growth is determined by two factors: Birth and Death Rate. The birth rate is the number of babies born each year per 1000 people, and the death rate is the number of people who die each year per 1000 people. 

When we compare the two factors, we can conclude whether the population is growing/ increasing (when Birth Rates exceed Death Rates) or decreasing (when Death Rates exceed Birth Rates).  The natural increase or decrease of the population depends on the difference between the birth and death rates. The rate of natural increase, or decrease, is the birth rate minus the death rate



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Learning about population growth and population density has never been this easier, thanks to Our World in Data. Check out the interactive population maps to learn more about the most densely populated countries and population growth. 

Population growth rate interactive map

Population density interactive map

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