Comments on: Kotkin’s Population Equation http://blog.populationinstitute.org/2010/03/16/kotkins-population-equation/ Sat, 04 Feb 2012 14:09:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: samuel mwaniki m http://blog.populationinstitute.org/2010/03/16/kotkins-population-equation/comment-page-1/#comment-366 samuel mwaniki m Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:01:24 +0000 http://blog.populationinstitute.org/?p=257#comment-366 I completely agree with above explaination, inaddation what we need currently is to bring the gap between Resource consumer and resources supplier.By controling birth and improving innovation. By maintaining the current American population, dependant rate will be reduced as more comes from improved technology thus increasing employment and better pay hence purchasing power. Joel Kotkin & OTHER WHO THINK LARGE POPULATION WILL BOOST ECONOMIC OUGHT TO STUDY OVERPOPULATION OUTCOME.FROM 1350'S ,1750'S ,AND 1930;S.FROM WERE IT NOT LOWERING POPULATION BY OUT BREAK OF THE BLACK PLAGUE,MIGRATION,AND GREAT 2ND WORLD WAR .ECONOMICALLY THE WORLD WOULD BE NO MORE. In the long run, increased productivity, not procreation, will determine whether America and other countries prosper. Population growth is not an easy economic cure; it’s not even a cure. I completely agree with above explaination,
inaddation what we need currently is to bring the gap between Resource consumer and resources supplier.By controling birth and improving innovation.
By maintaining the current American population, dependant rate will be reduced as more comes from improved technology thus increasing employment and better pay hence purchasing power.
Joel Kotkin & OTHER WHO THINK LARGE POPULATION WILL BOOST ECONOMIC OUGHT TO STUDY OVERPOPULATION OUTCOME.FROM 1350′S ,1750′S ,AND 1930;S.FROM WERE IT NOT LOWERING POPULATION BY OUT BREAK OF THE BLACK PLAGUE,MIGRATION,AND GREAT 2ND WORLD WAR .ECONOMICALLY THE WORLD WOULD BE NO MORE.
In the long run, increased productivity, not procreation, will determine whether America and other countries prosper. Population growth is not an easy economic cure; it’s not even a cure.

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