a huge population is not in necessarily an indicator of economic development because
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A huge population is not necessarily an indicator of economic development because
(a) A huge population can turn on to a liability.
If a country cannot richly supply its population with education and social order it turns on to a liable population despite of becoming an asset.
(b) It can lead to over unemployment and disturbed social order .
(c) As development is closely related to population as average income is counted a liable population will turn down this rate thus will decline rate of development.
(a) A huge population can turn on to a liability.
If a country cannot richly supply its population with education and social order it turns on to a liable population despite of becoming an asset.
(b) It can lead to over unemployment and disturbed social order .
(c) As development is closely related to population as average income is counted a liable population will turn down this rate thus will decline rate of development.
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