You don't have to share my reality to study: Malthusian theory



In the late eighteenth century, in 1798, England's renowned economist Thomas Malthus, in his book ‘Essay
on the Principal of Population’
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, propounded a stirring theory about population, according to his name, it is
called the Malthusian Population Theory. [1] Malthus discussed the problem of population increase in the food
supply and the scarcity of production rule. According to Malthus, population increases in geometric rates and
food production increases at arithmetical rate. In the twentieth century, we will see how logical the population
theory of Malthus is in today's world and how unreasonable. Although the population theory of Malthus is
somewhat true for the underdeveloped countries. Due to the development and use of science and technology
in the present world, the population theory of Malthas has been criticized by various modern economists.

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