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According to Malthus, what factors limit human population growth?
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VerifiedMalthus proposed the relationship between population and resources. He suggested that a high population growth may lead to overpopulation and it would negatively affect the supply of food and living space. In order to limit population growth, he classified the factors into two broad categories: positive checks and preventative checks. Positive checks include disease, famine, and war. On the other hand, preventative checks include moral restraints such as abstinence and delayed marriage.
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