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Malthus and Industrial Revolution

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Neo-Malthusians is the named given to contemporary believers of the Malthusian theory. They state that Malthus does not even account for the drain of resources that will occur because of the transfer of medical supplies but not wealth to poorer nations. Poorer countries have the highest growth rates, but the lowest amount of resources to support the population, thus accelerating the rate at which a population can no longer be supported...
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Poorer countries have the highest growth rates, but the lowest amount of resources to support the population, thus accelerating the rate at which a population can no longer be supported. The second reason that Neo-Malthusians give even more support to the theory is because of the fact that the limiting factors now encompass much more than the factor of food...
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