тоPart 4: Complete the table using the 2 countries you selected and the "People and Society" page of The CIA WorldFactbookCountry 1:Birth Rate:Death Rate:EA TOURGermanyInfant Mortality Rate:9.08 births/1,000 population (2022)3.19 deaths/1,000 live birthsLife Expectancy:11.98 deaths/1,000 population (222681.51 yearsYouth Dependency Ratio:21.7Elderly Dependency Ratio:Median Age:47.8 years33.7Mother's Mean (average) Age at First Birth:29.9 years (2020 est.)Country 2:Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (the percentage ofwomen 18-49 who use or whose partner usescontraceptives):67% (2018)Birth Rate:Part 5: Answer the following questiDeath Rate:Japan6.95 births/1,000 population (2022)11.59 deaths/1,000 population (20zz)Infant Mortality Rate:1.9 deaths/1,000 live birthsLife Expectancy:84.83 yearsYouth Dependency Ratio:21Elderly Dependency Ratio:48Median Age:48.6 yearsMother's Mean (average) Age at First Birth:30.7 years (2018 est.)Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (the percentage ofwomen 18-49 who use or whose partner usescontraceptives):39.8% (2015) TOPart 5: Answer the following questions for each country researched aboveCountry 1: GermanyBased on the information found in the table above, is thiscountry developed or developing (use 2 pieces of evidencefrom the table to support your answer)Predict what stage of the DTM this country is found within. What data did you use to support your prediction?KE A TOURJapanCountry 2:Based on the information found in the table above, is thiscountry developed or developing (use 2 pieces of evidencefrom the table to support your answer)Predict what stage of the DTM this country is found within. What data did you use to support your prediction?

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Part 5: Answer the following questions for each country researched above Country 1: Germany Based on the information found in the table above, is this country developed or developing (use 2 pieces of evidence from the table to support your answer) Country: Japan Based on the information found in the table above, is this country developed or developing (use 2 pieces of evidence from the table to support your answer)

Part 5: Answer the following questions for each country researched above Country 1: Germany Based on the information found in the table above, is this country developed or developing (use 2 pieces of evidence from the table to support your answer) Country: Japan Based on the information found in the table above, is this country developed or developing (use 2 pieces of evidence from the table to support your answer)

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