INFLUENCES OF POPULATION GROWTH UPONECONOMY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
HU Bi-yu
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HU Bi-yu
Abstract
In the article the writer has mainly analysed the influences of population growth in developing countriesupon education,poor people, resources,food and environment with the deveopment of economy and society.She has point-ed out that the control over population growth has become an important way to promote the social and economic develop-ment in developing countries.Developing countries should grasp the intrinsic connection between the population growthand the social and economic development. The population growth should be under control and the people's quality shouldbe improved so that the population growth can coordinate the economic development.Only in this way can we promote thesustained economc development of developing countries and the world.
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In the article the writer has mainly analysed the influences of population growth in developing countriesupon education,poor people, resources,food and environment with the deveopment of economy and society.She has point-ed out that the control over population growth has become an important way to promote the social and economic develop-ment in developing countries.Developing countries should grasp the intrinsic connection between the population growthand the social and economic development. The population growth should be under control and the people's quality shouldbe improved so that the population growth can coordinate the economic development.Only in this way can we promote thesustained economc development of developing countries and the world.
Key concepts: Developing country, Population control, Population growth, Population, Economic growth, GRASP, Development economics, Developed country