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The birth rates seem to be declining in the developed countries, to the point where we might have to worry about underpopulation rather than overpopulation as t
by mepian 7y ago
The birth rates seem to be declining in the developed countries, to the point where we might have to worry about underpopulation rather than overpopulation as the markets stop growing and the older part of the population begins to strain welfare systems.
- Lev1a 7y agoProblem is that population growth in developing nations is continuing to be explosive which isn't helped by developed nations "providing aid" which interferes with the natural limitations on population growth (i.e. food ressources within reach are insufficient => population can't reliably grow).