1. What are the principles of population growth? 2. What are the limits of the environment?

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Tju [1.3M]3 years ago

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1- Malthus's principle of population is basically the law of supply and demand applied to the relationships between food production and population growth, which he makes clear time and again throughout the Essay. As the food supply increases, food becomes cheaper, and more children are brought into the world

2- Environmental limits can be defined as the point beyond which the environment exceeds its ability to provide essential resources. For example, the steadily increasing world population presents a growing demand for goods, services, living space and farmland.

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