Question 1 • Online World History B
When population grows quickly but the economy grows slowly, schools and other public services may not keep up, leading to poorer educational outcomes. More people also compete for limited jobs, income, housing, and resources, which can increase poverty and environmental strain. Economic growth generally cannot match population growth in this situation, so C is not correct; rapid population growth is not necessarily easy to reverse, so F is not correct.
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