The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology 2007
DOI: 10.1002/9781405165518.wbeosp055
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Population and Economy

Abstract: From the inception of the social sciences, population variables have been recognized as crucial determinants of economic development and organization. From the start, two competing schools of thought vied for predominance, one a pessimistic view of population's role in economic change derived from Thomas Malthus, the other a far more optimistic view of population as the wellspring of prosperity.

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