Per capita food supply has increased as populations have grown, largely due to increasing yields. ... Population growth is high where hunger is high, but that does not mean that population growth makes hunger inevitable. On the contrary, we see that hunger has fallen fastest in countries with high population growth
Their measurable investigation discovered no proof that quick populace development causes hunger. What they found was that the populaces of more unfortunate nations, and those nations where the least fortunate 20% of the populace procured a more modest level of a country's all out pay, had less to eat
