Modeling the Relationship between the Components of Population Growth Rate and the levels of Education and Health in Syria Using Canonical Correlation Analysis

This research uses canonical correlation analysis in the examination of the structure of mutual relationship between the components of population growth rate (birth, death and migration) and the levels of education and health in Syria. Results prove the existence of a strong relationship that is statistically significant between the components of rate of population growth and the educational and health levels. Death is strongly influenced by both levels while migration is strongly affected by the health level.