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what are the limitation of malthus theorem?

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Answered by BROKENKID
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The limitations of Malthus Theorem is :-

Malthusian theory is all about growth of population rate. According to this theory population growth occurs exponentially and it is related with the birth rate.

These points mentioned in the malthusian theory were the criticised points and limitations of this theory.


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Answered by KRAZZIEBOY
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Thomas Robert Malthus enunciated his views about population in his famous book, Essay on the Principle of Population as it affects the Future Improvement of Society, published in 1798. Malthus revolted against the prevailing optimism shared by his father and Godwin that a perfect state could be attained if human restraints could be removed.

Malthus’ objection was that the pressure of increasing population on the food supply would destroy perfection and there would be misery in the world. Malthus was severely criticised for his pessimistic views which led him to travel on the continent of Europe to gather data in support of his thesis. He incorporated his researches in the second edition of his Essay published in 1803.

The Malthusian theory explains the relationship between the growth in food supply and in population.

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