Because of different age-structures of the two populations. In the US, there is a higher proportion of old persons, while in Haiti, there is a higher proportion of young persons. This difference in age structures means that the number of persons who die per unit of time will be higher in the country with a higher proportion of old persons. To avoid this problem, one should use age-standardized mortality rates.
subtract 13 percent from 2000 = 174013% subtracted from 2000= 2000 - (13% * 2000)= 2000 - (0.13 * 2000)= 2000 - 260= 1740
2000
25% of 2000= 25% * 2000= 0.25 * 2000= 500
3.33% of 2000 = 3.33% * 2000 = 0.0333 * 2000 = 66.6
6% of 2000= 6% * 2000= 0.06 * 2000= 120
The crude mortality rate in Haiti may be lower than in the US due to differences in age demographics, prevalence of chronic diseases, access to healthcare, and health infrastructure. Haiti has a younger population on average, which may result in a lower crude mortality rate. However, the quality of healthcare services in Haiti is generally poorer compared to the US, and there may be underreporting of deaths in Haiti.
The average price for a barrel of crude oil in 2000 was: $26.72
2000
Turning Point - 2000 The Crude Awakening was released on: USA: 21 September 2008
2000
Haiti
Strong Medicine - 2000 Mortality 1-22 was released on: USA: 11 March 2001 Hungary: 6 April 2010
The average price for a barrel of crude oil in 2000 was $27.39
In 2008, World Development Indicators measured Haiti's population at 9,780,064 people. After the January 12, 2010 earthquake that struck the nation, Haiti's population decreased by an estimated 200,000 who died. An official post-earthquake population count has not been released.
незнам 19 1 2000
$177 Billion
The PJs - 1999 Haiti and the Tramp 2-5 was released on: USA: 13 June 2000