Question

explain any three positive points of having low density population in a city​

Answer 1

Advantages of low density population

Explanation:

• Cleaner environment; more biological diversity; less need to limit resource usage, pollution, and other environmentally destructive practises; more resources to go around; less competition; availability of land for homesteading/farming/hunting; lower real estate prices; less disease communicability; reduced urban blight; and ability to produce enough food and power using fewer resources.
• The key drawbacks are that certain efficiencies that rely on a big population are less possible - for example, mass transportation, mass production, and economies of scale.
• Museums, orchestras, opera, ballet, and other cultural institutions that rely on enormous concentrations of money may also struggle.
• When the population was tiny, those institutions were sustained by the wealthy and powerful - the Church, nobility, and merchant class - who extorted income from ordinary residents through extortion or force. It's also likely that cultural variety - languages and local culture - might be lost.
• That was not an issue in the distant past, when the population was considerably less and the diversity was much larger. However, with globalisation, the internet, plane travel, and other advancements, the situation has changed dramatically.
• It would also depend on whether the reduced population was dispersed over the globe or concentrated in a single location.
• A smaller population helps the government to improve the education, training, and financial value of each individual citizen.
• A larger population means more money in the bank, more economic opportunities, and more productivity.
• A low population has the advantage of forcing most businesses to close due to a lack of consumers, and most production to be abandoned due to a lack of labour.
• People will return to the way things were when the globe was smaller.
• Due to a severe labour shortage, bandits will kidnap people and force them to work as slaves, much like slavery did before the population boomed and boosted the supply of labour.