Latvia & Pakistan

Demography

Pakistan is administratively divided into four provinces - Punjab, Sindh, North-West possibility Province (NWFP) and Balochistan - Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), as well as the territory of the capital Islamabad. In this study, FATA and Islamabad respectively covered in NWFP and Punjab. Community of Pakistan, which is approaching nearly 33 million during the self-reliance in 1947 increased to 43 million in 1961. Within the next 20 years, he has nearly doubled, reaching 84 million in 1981. According to the 1998 census, the community of Pakistan about 131 million, the listing of an increase to more than 46 million people throughout the 1981-98 periods between causes. Nevertheless, the level of the population has fallen significantly during the time of service 1981-98, 2.61 per cent per year in contrast to 3.06 per 100 between 1972 and 1981. This decline trend is consistent with the modest downward turn in the birth rate in 1990.

Share of Punjab in the total declined from 61 to 100 in 1951 to 56 per 100 in 1998. The share of Sindh province in the total increased from 18 to 100 in 1951 to 23 per 100 in 1998. Proportion of communities living in the other two provinces, NWFP and Balochistan, were 16 and 5 percent respectively of 100, according to the 1998 census. Changes in the share of each province in the general community overtime can be attributed to a number of components, such as varying degrees, in / out migration, over / under coverage and differences in the methodology of the various censuses (GOP, 2000). although, as seen from the 1998 census, it was apparent narrowing of differences in growth rates among the provinces as opposed to the last inter-census period.

Latvia has been solved Baltic tribes about three millennia ago. The area along the eastern Baltic first came under foreign rule, at the beginning of the 13th year, with the creation of Riga established in 1201 in accordance with the German Teutonic Knights.

Latvia, in whole or in components, remains under foreign domination for the next eight centuries, being at the crossroads of all the local superpower of its time, covering Denmark (the Danes held the countries the Gulf of Riga), Sweden, and Russia from the south (Kurland), Latvia, was at the time a vassal of Poland and Lithuania, as well as Latgale fall neatly into the Polish-Lithuanian authorities. During all this time Latvia has remained largely under the Baltic German hegemony, with the Baltic Germans in the big landowners, and this situation will not change until the independence of Latvia.

History, Latvia has been an important German, Russian, Jewish and Polish minority. The majority (about two-thirds), Latvians, in accordance with the Swedish influence, adopted Lutheranism, and the few (the rest of the third), Latvians under the Polish-Lithuanian, Latgale region in particular, kept their Catholicism. Aglonas in Latgale, was the location of the annual Catholic pilgrimage site for centuries, even to the present.

Poverty and income distribution

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