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    Pakistan's population pyramid from 1998 shows that 43% of the population was under 14 years old, 53% were between 15-64 years old, and 4.8% were over 65. Females of reproductive age, between 15-49 years old, made up 22% of the population. Literacy rates have increased over time from 17% in 1961 to 54% in 2004. The population growth rate in Pakistan was 1.9% in 2002, higher than other developing countries, while the contraceptive prevalence rate was lower at 37% due to low education and family planning programs. If current trends continue, Pakistan's population will double by 2040.

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    Pakistan's population pyramid from 1998 shows that 43% of the population was under 14 years old, 53% were between 15-64 years old, and 4.8% were over 65. Females of reproductive age, between 15-49 years old, made up 22% of the population. Literacy rates have increased over time from 17% in 1961 to 54% in 2004. The population growth rate in Pakistan was 1.9% in 2002, higher than other developing countries, while the contraceptive prevalence rate was lower at 37% due to low education and family planning programs. If current trends continue, Pakistan's population will double by 2040.

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    Pakistan's population pyramid from 1998 shows that 43% of the population was under 14 years old, 53% were between 15-64 years old, and 4.8% were over 65. Females of reproductive age, between 15-49 years old, made up 22% of the population. Literacy rates have increased over time from 17% in 1961 to 54% in 2004. The population growth rate in Pakistan was 1.9% in 2002, higher than other developing countries, while the contraceptive prevalence rate was lower at 37% due to low education and family planning programs. If current trends continue, Pakistan's population will double by 2040.

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    INTRODUCTION

    TO
    SOCIOLOGY
    Lecture 38

    POPULATION
    PROFILE
    OF
    PAKISTAN
    (Continued)

    Population Pyramid of Pakistan - 1998


    4.8%

    Productive
    age group 1564

    Child
    Population
    0-14

    43%

    53%

    Elderly 65 + Population

    Females in
    Reproductive
    Age Group
    22%

    Population Pyramids of Pakistan


    Old Age 4.78 million

    Old Age 6.46 million

    Women in
    Reproductive Age
    28.8 million

    55.54
    million

    Women in
    Reproductive Age
    42.36 million

    62.79 million

    Literacy Rate (%)


    _________________________
    Year
    Rate Year
    Rate .
    1961
    17
    1990
    35
    1972
    22
    1998
    40
    1981
    26
    2004
    54 .

    Absolute No of
    Illiterates
    (Million)
    ____________________________
    Year
    1961
    1972
    1981

    No.
    22
    33
    42

    Year
    1990
    1998
    2004

    No.
    52
    55
    69

    Implications of
    Population
    Program

    Population Parameters
    (1991 to 2004)

    ____________________________
    Parameter
    1991 1997 2004
    Knowledge (%) 78
    94
    96
    Use of
    Contraceptives 12
    24 34
    Fertility rate
    5.4
    4.9 4.1

    Population Growth Rate


    (PGR) and Contraceptive
    Prevalence
    Rate
    (CPR) 2002
    _________________________
    Regions
    World
    >Developed
    <Developed
    Asia

    PGR (%) CPR (%)


    1.3
    61
    0.1
    68
    1.6
    60
    1.3
    64 .

    PGR, CPR, and Total


    Fertility Rate (TFR), 2002
    ___________________________________
    Muslim
    TFR
    Countries
    (%)
    Egypt
    3.5 2.0
    Morocco 3.1 1.9
    Turkey 2.5 1.5
    Iran 2.5 1.2 74
    Indonesia
    2.6
    Bangladesh 3.3
    Pakistan (2004) 4.1

    PGRCPR
    (%)
    56
    58
    64
    1.6
    1.7
    1.9

    57
    55
    37

    (%)

    Population will
    double by
    2040

    INTRODUCTION
    TO
    SOCIOLOGY
    Lecture 38

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