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When you say 'not true', you mean you disagree, right? Population shrinkage is certainly not a problem for the environment and it was not implied that it was n
by lsd5you 17y ago
When you say 'not true', you mean you disagree, right?
Population shrinkage is certainly not a problem for the environment and it was not implied that it was not a problem in other respects.
The value of a human to society is a positive? Can you unequivocally state that a world with 3 billion people is worse off than one with 6 billion? It is an idealistic claim and only true in a personal sense, and even then may well be founded on an inconsistent set of values.
- radu_floricica 17y agoWell, an average person manages to pay taxes, live a reasonable life and leave an inheritance. So I'd say, yes, he makes a positive input. An over-supply of labor is pretty good for the economy as a whole, bad as it is for the unemployed. We're not even close to the point where the over-supply is so big it causes real problems. There are still areas where there is a labor shortage, especially in skilled professions.