What was Thomas malthus say about food supply and population control

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Mama L [17]3 years ago

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Mr. Thomas Malthus was an england eruditus member of Real Society.

His thesis about food supply and population control was that the population multiplies geometrically and the food arithmetically and whenever the food supply increases the population will rapidly growth to eliminate the abundancy.

Very interesting that point of view. It is a good thesis to discuss nowadays.

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