Account for relentless growth of population explotion in the 3rd worid countries?
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Populations grow explosively when the birth and immigration rates are high and the death and emigration rates are low. Less developed countries have high birth rates either because standards for family size haven't changed or because some religious wackjob won't let them use effective birth control. And the countries have low death rates due to improved sanitation and healthcare. Hence, explosive population growth results.
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The world has become very overpopulated.  I can remember when they talked ZERO POPULATION GROWTH, but that seems so long ago.  Our large population certainly has a lot to do with our dwindling Natural Resources.  Large Cities and their pollution is causing the GREEN HOUSE EFFECT, which is in turn affecting all of us.  Most Governments will not take a stand on an official population policy because of different religous beliefs.  India that you mention is certainly a country that has religous beliefs that would cause a large population.  The problem is also genetic as it is in nearly every human being the urge to procreate.
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From Wikipedia, "Many countries in the Western world experience high economic growth (4 to 8% per year)."\n\nThere was also President Johnson's 'War On Poverty', which pushed massive amounts of federal funding down to the local level for health, education, and welfare.
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Immigration of people to the planet causes world population to rise.  Emigration of people leaving the planet causes world population to fall.\n\nDuh!
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It is a tough call.  \n\nI will go with North America (no guarantees about the Canada/US/Mexico border, let alone South America).\n\nThere are a few factors:\n\nGovernment:\nA strong government is needed to sustain a civilization.  The US government looks to be the most stable right now.  I can't tell you where or how, but at some point countries without stable government have major setbacks.  Iraq is one example of how strong governments do not form overnight.\n\nEconomy:\nAside from the debt, the US is starting off with the best economy in this race.  Some economies are growing faster, but what is most important is stable growth.\n\nPopulation:\nMore is not always better.  Ethiopia has lots of people too.  Population can be a burden.  Aging populations can be brutal to support, and they often horde resources.  We are struggling to support the retirement of the baby-boomers right now.  What will China and India do when their populations slow down?  What will they do if their populatinos don't slow down?\n\nResources:\nUranium and Thorium will be the resources of the future.  They are both fairly evenly spread out, which will be nice for world peace.  Most abundance?  North America, and India.
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its making great strides globally. this often happens throughout history. its called rise and fall of nations. india is definitely on the rise.
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are you crazy? they outnumber us three point two billions to one\n\nwe'll attack when the ratio reaches four billion to one, otherwise it won't be a fair fight\n\n^_^
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Must be around 6 billion. Wow, to think I remember back when the world population was around 4 billion. No matter how many people die off, they keep popping back up like crabgrass.
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Around 7 billion and growing rapidly, unevenly in the different regions of Earth. It is expected that by the half of this century that number will double.... just imagine what we`ll do with the forest and wild life and the balance on the planet, carbon emissions....
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Of course not. China has. It has 1.3 Billion people to date. Second is India with about 1 Billion people to date.
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hard to tell without further information : are you taking into account the rise in sea level, the rise of the elderly population, people are living longer, many countries are having a fall in birth rate. so taking all these into account, i dont know
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There is a phrase that scientists use called Carrying Capacity which is the amount of a species that the environment can hold due to limiting factors which are any biotic (living factors) or Abiotic (nonliving factors)factors that restrict the existence, reproduction, or distribution of organisms. When the number of a species reaches or exceeds the carrying capacity then limiting factors begin to take effect such as the amount of food available. Also when the carrying capacity is exceeded competition begins for food, shelter, and reproductive rights. There are three types of growths: stable  growth, rapid growth, and slow growth.An example of stable growth would be the U.S. an example of rapid growth would be China. Since not all countries have the same growth rate it is hard to say whether there are too many people in the world. So really it is a matter of opinion. In some countries there are to many people, such as third world countries, but in other countries there are not too many people. As for what we can do about it, there is nothing we really can do besides what China does (limits each household to one child). What happens is when the carrying capacity is exceeded there is not enough food, shelter, etc. for all the individuals in a population. As a result those individuals die and the population's size eventually falls below the carrying capacity(which is what happens in most third world coutries). This is referred to as 'Survival of the Fittest'. It's horrible to imagine but it's the truth and theres not much we can do about it.
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the increasing uncontrollable birth rate especially in 3rd world countries
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I Wouldnt Doubt It\n\nThe Population Of The Earth Is About 6 Billion Now\nIf 1/3 Of The Population (2 Billion) \nHave 2 Children In The Next 5 Years\nThat Will Add 4 Billion To The Population\nExponentially Incredible\nThere Are Only So Many Resources Available\nEventually\nWe Will End Up Procreating Ourselves Out Of Existence
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some where in between 7.5 and 8.3 billion people
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I dont understand what u mean by 3 pages but the progress as per different economist today has been in favour of BRIC nations... these 4 nations including... Brazil, Russia, India and China are considered as the fastest growing economies in the world... all the three till recently were considered slow markets... but with current trends of outsourcing these countries have come handy in getting best pricing with better quality output with low oerhead costs... the markets have swayed away from US and European markets which is a major cause of concern with more and more people are left jobless in these countries... slwoing their economic development
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More births than deaths per year leads to population growth.\n\nIncreased human longevity; improved healthcare; reduced child mortality.\n\nCordially,\nJohn\nhttp://www.GodSci.org\n[God and Science]