Is it possible to avoid it? Yes I believe so for certain well developed countries with many resources.
For smaller, underdeveloped countries it would prove possible if population willing to go without the certain product or service. If they have never had it they won't miss it.
That question has many factors to consider.
Answer:
the effects on population would be low because they would have more resources.
Clay was a leading supporter in foreign policy and was very much for it.
He was a big supporter of independence movements and revolutions in Latin America and equally supported the Greek revolution.
In a primitive tribe, Shantu fights with the other young men his age to impress the young women. As it turns out, several young women are attracted to him because he seems to be able to protect them and is rising in social status. In essence, Shantu's aggression can be explained in evolutionary terms as a display of <u> economic and social competition</u>
<h3>What is
primitive tribe?</h3>
"Primitive tribal group" was the term given to this subcategory. A pre-agricultural way of life, or the practice of hunting and gathering, zero or negative population growth, and a very low literacy rate in compared to other tribal groups are some characteristics of this group.
Groups were designated PTGs if they met any one of the criteria. 52 towns were classified as a "primitive tribal group" at the conclusion of the Fifth Five Year Plan, based on suggestions made by the corresponding state governments. Twenty new groups were added at the conclusion of the sixth five-year plan, two more groups in the seventh five-year plan, and one more group in the eighth five-year plan, for a total of 75 groups.
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