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A "population bomb" usually refers to a situation where population growth is high enough to allow the total population to quickly reach a point where it exceeds the country's ability to feed and support that number of people.
Obviously, in poor countries, they have a lower ability to feed a given number of people than a rich country does. That is, all things being equal, a rich country can support more people than a poor one can.
So, the problem is that a poor country is much more likely to see the population bomb "go off" (that is, reach the point of unsustainability) than a rich one.
What else can I help you with?
Which health problem is a serious concern in poor countries?
In all but the poorest countries chronic diseases are the most serious health problem in poor countries.
Where has the world's population increased?
In still developing/ poor countries
Can you make a sentence with the words population and habitat?
In poor countries the population can be low along with their habitat
In most Central American countries what portion of the population is considered poor?
Over Half
Did African countries have a very poor structure of population?
No...well maybe. I don't know.
What are some poor countries that begin with the letter N?
North Korea is a country that has a poverty problem.
most of the population growth is due to growth in what countries?
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What is problem of Insurance in Bangladesh?
What insurance? Life or Properties! Life insurance is a problem for poor countries. When one have no food or money, will he go for insurance?
How does population affect?
It increases it in poorer countries and puts downward pressure on population in richer developed countries. this is having the effect of cultures from poor overpopulated countries emigrating to the developed countries making them far more cosmopolitan then any time in history.
Which excerpt is an example of the author's use of logos in "Lifeboat Ethics: The Case Against Helping the Poor"?
(Apex) On the average poor countries undergo a 2.5 percent increase in population each year; rich countries, about 0.8 percent.
How many poor countries are they?
There is no specific number for "poor countries," as the classification can vary depending on the criteria used to measure poverty. However, according to the World Bank, there are around 30 low-income countries where a significant proportion of the population lives in poverty.
What is the population of Food for the Poor?
The population of Food for the Poor is 250.
