Titlebook: International Aspects of Overpopulation; Proceedings of a Con John Barratt,Michael Louw Conference proceedings 1972Latest edition South Afr

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World resources, their use and distribution,ication of man’s brain and brawn. As a first approximation of the distribution of world resources, the division of the world national product between the various continents comes to mind. The national product is hereby seen as a comprehensive index for measuring the level of development, which refle

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World food supplies,erity of a country. In the background there remains the intuition of Malthus. His reasoning may seem to have been defective, and his ideas have had to be modified in the light of the experience of more than one and a half centuries. Nevertheless, his intuition is still full of significance for us. H

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The population explosion: Economic implications,esian War, to be followed by a second within twenty-one years. These destroyed the several-centuries-old hegemony of the European peoples who still formed about 35 per cent of the world’s population in 1960 much as in 1900. While it was ideological cleavage and failure to subordinate national intere

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National policies for population control, called villages, towns, cities, etc., and to establish laws and customs to permit the development of individual life, they had to adopt policies which had, more often than not, a bearing on population growth. Inversely, the demographic evolution led, in the course of history, to the adoption of pol

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International economic and financial implications of the population explosion,’, as reflected in different ratios of available labour force to existing usable land, result in different factor prices, hence different product prices and hence different international trade movements. A less obvious cause of trade is differences in population growth-rates, and especially in ferti

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