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Nick Jefferson

9 June, 23:32

What did Thomas Malthus believe about population growth?

A. Only war, disease, and famine could control it.

B. Wages would decrease if population increased.

C. Farming advances would eliminate all poverty.

D. Society would always be able to provide for all.

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