Population rate is not a constraint to economic growth (A) As long as rate of technological growth and rate of capital formation exceeds rate of population (B) As long as rate of exploitation of non-exhaustible resources exceeds population rate (C) As long as agricultural output growth exceeds population rate (D) As long as national income growth exceeds population rate.

UoH 2010 Question 56: Population and demographic transition

Population rate is not a constraint to economic growth

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This question is on Theories of population and fertility, part of Population and demographic transition in Economics of Growth and Development.

Economic explanations of family size and the effects of population growth.

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