- Population grew exponentially and it grew fast, half the worlds population grew in one lifetime.
- In denser areas they are having less kids than big families
- Bangladesh, first year of independence 7 babies per year with 50 year life span.
- Bangladesh is now 2.5 babies
- 1963: 5 babies per woman 2012: 2.5 babies per woman
- Family planning, vaccines, and cleanliness helped keep the babies per woman down in Bangladesh even in the slums.
- Not as many deaths when you have children now because of the advancements.
- Peak child at 2 children
- Extreme Poverty, can buy shoes, then bicycle, then motorbike, then car, then fly by plane
- When you make $100 all people with lower amount of money seem poor.
- Some people doctor the scales in Africa
- 80% are literate
- as income rises then lifespan rises
- the ones that are rising are china and India in 1963 Asia was basically in extreme poverty
- Then after time then its little population that is even in extreme poverty but still 1 billion.
- New technology could take out extreme poverty
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