MiniMe7

soddy1979 Wrote:
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Neoclassical growth theorists hold that economic
growth is independent of population growth (as
opposed to classical theorists). Neoclassical
theorists believe that population growth is a
function of the opportunity cost of women to work,
where an increase in this cost leads to more women
working and thus lower birth rates. Population
growth is also effected by improvements in
healthcare and thus lower death rates.
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