Socio-Economic Development
5.4. The demographic transition 165 5.5. Demographic developments in developing countries 167 5.6. Socio-economic consequences of population growth 172 5.6.1. Pessimistic and optimistic perspectives 172 5.6.2. Malthusian analyses 174 5.6.3. The Neo-Malthusian trap 174 5.6.4. Growth of national income, growth of per capita income and the ...
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