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Title: Epe luzeko Munduaren Ekonomia Historiarer ikuspegi labur bat


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Epe luzeko Munduaren Ekonomia Historiarer
ikuspegi labur bat
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Munduaren Populazioa, - 400 -2000
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Buru bakoitzako BPG-ren estimazioak, 1-2001 (in
1990 international Geary-khamis dollars)
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Thomas Robert Malthus, 1766-1834.
An Essay on the Principle of Population, as it
affects the Future Improvement of Society, with
Remarks on the Speculations of Mr Godwin, M.
Condorcet and Other Writers, 1798
                                  
                       
Populazioaren hazkunde gaitasuna lurraren
gaitasuna elikagaiak ekoizteko erabat handiagoa
dela baieztatzen dut. Populazioa, oztoporik ez
balego, progresio geometrikoan handitzen da.
Elikagaiak, berriz, bakarrik progresio
aritmetikoan handitzen dira.
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Thomas Malthus
  • Thomas Malthus (17661834) was an English
    clergyman whose theory on population, contained
    in An Essay on the Principle of Population (1798,
    and later revisions), has had a considerable
    impact on thinking about the limits of population
    growth. Malthus believed that unchecked
    population grows geometrically, a rate that
    surpasses the ability of the means of subsistence
    (e.g., food) to support it. To avoid
    overpopulation, two types of checks on population
    exist preventive checks and positive checks.
    Preventive checks result from human actions that
    lower the birthrate for Malthus, this largely
    meant the postponement of marriage to late ages.
    Positive checks include anything that operates to
    increase the death rate (e.g., war, famine,
    epidemics). While the operation of any of these
    checks reduces the rate of population growth,
    Malthus did not think that the preventive checks
    were powerful enough to prevent the population
    from growing faster than the means of
    subsistence. Sooner or later, the more drastic
    positive checks would come into play. Thus,
    humans were bound to over-reproduce and, in the
    end, human numbers would be reduced by increased
    deaths.

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Dibergentzi Handiaren Sorrera. Buru Bakoitzeko
BPG- ren eboluzioa munduan azken bi mila urteetan
(1990 urteko dolarretan adierazita)
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Dibergentzi Handiaren Sorrera. Buru Bakoitzeko
BPG- ren eboluzioa munduan azken bi mila urteetan
(1990 urteko dolarretan adierazita)
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Dibergentzi Handiaren Sorrera. Buru Bakoitzeko
BPG- ren eboluzioa munduan azken bi mila urteetan
(1990 urteko dolarretan adierazita)
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