Fertility Rate (births per woman) in Gulf Countries, 1990-2000
Fertility Rate (births per woman) in Gulf Countries, 1990-2000 PEO2X
The bar chart compares the average natality rate for per woman from six different countries over the ten-year period.
It is clear that the birth rates in 1990 and in 2000 have a similar increasing trend. Furthermore, the data in 1990 made up a higher proportion than in 2000.
During both years, the average fertility rate of Oman and S. Arabia accounted for by far the highest numbers. The figure in Oman reached a peak of 7 before sharply falling to above 6 in the following ten years. Meanwhile, although the number of birthrates per million women in S. Arabia in 1990 is lower than in Oman, which was under 7, there was the same growth in both rates to 5, 5. On the other hand, by 1990, the natality rate in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and UAE was on an average between 3 and 4. There was a decline in these figures to 2-3 by the year 2000.
The bar chart compares the average
natality
rate
for per woman from six
different
countries over the ten-year period.
It is
clear
that the birth
rates
in 1990 and in 2000 have a similar increasing trend.
Furthermore
, the data in 1990 made up a higher proportion than in 2000.
During both years, the average fertility
rate
of Oman and S. Arabia accounted for by far the highest numbers. The figure in Oman reached a peak of 7
before
sharply
falling to above 6 in the following ten years. Meanwhile, although the number of birthrates per million women in S. Arabia in 1990 is lower than in Oman, which was under 7, there was the same growth in both
rates
to 5, 5.
On the other hand
, by 1990, the
natality
rate
in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and UAE was on an average between 3 and 4. There was a decline in these figures to 2-3 by the year 2000.