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CountScrofula · 41-45, M
Your professor is wrong, or at least oversimplifying things.
Obviously if you have more people than you have food that's a problem, but we have a distribution problem. Food is produced en masse and then shipped to rich countries, where like 40% of it is thrown out. Not to mention all the arable land used to produce luxury goods rather than staple crops.
That's a problem with capitalism, not population.
Obviously if you have more people than you have food that's a problem, but we have a distribution problem. Food is produced en masse and then shipped to rich countries, where like 40% of it is thrown out. Not to mention all the arable land used to produce luxury goods rather than staple crops.
That's a problem with capitalism, not population.