David Cuberes, Klaus Desmet, Jordan M. Rappaport
Abstract
Although locations near metropolitan areas have experienced faster population growth since 1920, this growth has diminished since 2000, suggesting the largest metropolitan areas will grow more slowly over coming decades.
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Although locations near metropolitan areas have experienced faster population growth since 1920, this growth has diminished since 2000, suggesting the largest metropolitan areas will grow more slowly over coming decades.
Key concepts: Competition (biology), Geography, Economic geography, Biology, Ecology