The table shows the data about population increase, average birth per female, and how long they will live at birth in countries with different financial situation in 2002 and 2004.
Overall, high income countries and low income countries population witnessed slightly decrease, remaining two-year-old population in middle income countries. Moreover, on average the birth rate per woman reduced slightly but high income countries remained. The life expectancy at birth increased similarly in all categories over the two years period.
The population did not grow in the middle income countries, remaining +0.9%. However, the population in countries with high and low financial stability decreased by +0.1% and +0,2% respectively, staying with +0.7% and +1.8% in 2004. Similarly, the average birth rate per woman in the middle and low income countries decreased slightly from 2,2 to 2,1 and from 3.9 to 3.7, whilst the rate in high income countries remained at 1.7 with the lowest data.
The expectation of the life longevity at birth saw noticable increase in all countries in two years period. The life expectancy on high and low income countries increased by 0.7 respectively, reaching to 78.7 and 58.8 in 2004. However, the life expectancy in the middle income countries increased the most by 0.9, reaching 70.0 at the end of the period.