Explain the negative consequences of population growth, Public Economics

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Question 1:

(a) Describe and distinguish between the Linear Stages Theory and the Structural Change Models.

(b) What are the limitations of each of the above two models.

Question 2:

(a) Explain the negative consequences of population growth.

(b) What kinds of social and economic policies might developing and developed country-governments consider to bring about long-term reductions in the overall growth rate of world population?

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