Demography environment

What is a demographic environment?
Demographics is about the characteristics of the population in a specific area and includes multiple factors like age, race, income, etc..
Demographic variables consist of gender, age, education level, income, marital status, and number of dependents.
Meanwhile, the social environment variable consists of parents and peers.

Demographic environment is a term used by marketers to describe the characteristics of a population that can be used to influence the success of a business or commercial venture. The most important demographic factors for businesses include age, sex, income, education level, and occupation.

Introduction. Demographic environment is a term used by marketers to describe the characteristics of a population that can be used to influence the success of a business or commercial venture. The most important demographic factors for businesses include age, sex, income, education level, and occupation.

Innovative Considerations of Climate-Health in African Settings

To illustrate how environmental conditions interact with social factors to influence health, we highlight three studies from the African context

HIV and Water Quality in Kenya

Local environments shape what populations eat, where they work, and where they play

Natural Resource Buffer For Hiv-Impacted Households in South Africa

Local environments also influence household food security, as natural resources offer important sustenance

Climate Strain and Infant Health Outcomes Across Africa

Reproductive and infant health outcomes are also influenced by climate variability and related extremes in temperature and precipitation (e.g.

Climate and Mental Health

Existing research also documents both direct and indirect climate impacts on human mental health

The Complex Relationship Between Migration, Health, and Climate

We conclude this section on climate-health by focusing on migration as a particular demographic outcome and its relationship with climate and

Are demographers interested in the environment?

Demography (1998) 35 (4): 377–389

Demographers' interest in the environment has generally been enmeshed in broader issues of population growth and economic development

Empirical research by demographers on environmental issues other than natural-resource constraints is limited

Can environmental conditions influence demographic behaviour?

The notion that environmental conditions can influence demographic behaviour is not new

In their commentary piece arguing for the timely involvement of population scientists in climate change research, Hunter and Menken ( 2015) raise a relevant point about the already existing environmental aspects in classic demographic theories

What is environmental demography?

Environmental demography, however, is a relatively new subdiscipline that explicitly focuses on the environmental dimensions of population dynamics

The review provided here is necessarily cursory and the literature presented has been chosen to illustrate core themes within environmental demography’s evolution and also as it is today practiced

In a synthetic environment, Synthetic Psychological Environment (SPE) refers to the representation of influences to individuals and groups as a result of culture ).