Answer:
There are many different viewpoints on the relationship between population growth and economic development; some believe that too many people will help the economy thrive, while others believe that it will stifle it. Overpopulation has some advantages: more people means more labor power, which can produce more goods, and more people can purchase those goods. However, population growth should be proportional to food supply, as overpopulation would result in a shortage of food, and economic development will be disrupted if population growth exceeds production growth.
