What is the importance of studying populations?

Answer 1

Population study is concerned not only with the population variables but also with the relationship between population variables such as social, economic, political, biological, genetic, geographical and interalationship between those variables. It includes both qualitatives and quantitives espects of human populaion.

Population studies was not given much priority in the past. But at present days people of different field require the information about population, so its importance is increasing day by day. Population education is very important at present to be a successful sociologist, politician, adminstrator and environmentalist. Its study is very important in various field like to do social work, to develop economic field, to do political work, different administration work, and to make rules and regulation.

Answer 2

Understanding population growth is important because populations of different species interact and affect another, including human populations.