An Essay on the Principle of Population

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Focusing on the critical issue of population growth, this seminal essay by Thomas Robert Malthus presents his influential theories on the relationship between population dynamics and resources. Malthus argues that population tends to increase geometrically, while food supply grows arithmetically, leading to inevitable shortages and societal challenges. This unabridged edition offers readers a comprehensive insight into Malthus's groundbreaking ideas that have shaped discussions on economics, ecology, and social policy.