Question 202370 • Online World History B
When the population grows faster than the economy, resources and public services must be shared among more people without enough added income or capacity. This can contribute to poverty and make it harder to provide quality education; economic growth generally cannot match rapid population growth. More people can also increase pressure on land, water, and other resources, creating environmental issues. Economic growth does not easily surpass population growth, and population growth is not easily reversed, so C and F do not apply.
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