Neo-Malthusianism 2, whilst accepting the desirability of checking population growth, advocates that such restriction should be achieved through the use of birth control methods(627-3).
Quantitative characteristics of Third World development in terms of population growth, natural resource depletion, capital accumulation, and technological change are outlined; but the central approach is comparative institutional analysis.
Although the term Malthusianism 1 originally refers to the theories of Malthus, it is often usedtoday to denote the doctrine that a check in the rate of population growth is desirable.
Any change in the volume ofavailable means of subsistence would generate population growth(701-1) until population equilibrium 4 would again be attained when the level of living had reached a subsistence level 5, i.e., a level just sufficient to maintain life.
Although Aurora has long been considered by many only as one of Denver's larger suburbs,Aurora's growing population in recent decades(now over half the size of Denver) has led to efforts for co-equal recognition with its larger neighbor.
His arguments were pretty good, too: slow population growth and slow technological progress, he argued meant low investment demand- and even very low interest rates wouldn't be enough to make up for the shortfall.
As well the Social Security Trust Fund, owing to the large number of the postwar Baby Boomer generation taking retirement and the declining number of younger workers paying in, will run the first deficit this year since 1982,as both fertility rates and population growth decline.
More recently, the emphasis has shifted to the interrelations between population growth(701-1) and its components, and economic growth(903-1), particularly with respect to consumption 3, saving 4, investment 5 and labor market 6★.
In particular, the United States, where PTL has its largest business footprint,is expected to have sustainable population growth and incremental cargo transportation needs. By entering into the Business, Mitsui seeks to design and implement optimized transportation networks for Mitsui's affiliated companies and partners, through reduction of transportation costs and enhanced transportation infrastructure efficiency.
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