Population impact on economy

Answer 1

PLICATIONS OF GROWING POPULATION IN India

Population growth and its relation to economic growth has been a matter of debate for over a century. The early Malthusian view was that population growth is likely to impede economic growth because it will put pressure on the available resources, result in reduction in per capita income and resources; this, in turn, will result in deterioration in quality of life. Contrary to the Malthusian predictions, several of the East Asian countries have been able to achieve economic prosperity and improvement in quality of life in spite of population growth. This has been attributed to the increase in productivity due to development and utilization of innovative technologies by the young educated population who formed the majority of the growing population. These countries have been able to exploit the dynamics of demographic transition to achieve economic growth by using the human resources as the engine driving the economic development; improved employment with adequate emoluments has promoted saving and investment which in turn stimulated economic growth.

Following are the adverse effects of population growth on the Indian Economy:

1.adverse effects on savings

2. unproductive investment

3.slow growth of Per Capita Income

4.underutilization of labour

5.growing pressure on land

6.adverse effect on quality of population and

7.adverse social impact

Answer 2

POPULATION AND ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMY

from 1950 to 2000 the population grows dramatically about 27 crores of population had increased this causes serious problems in economy . India's present day about4th person is leading in poor because of dramatic population. this causes economic decline and becomes a serious issue and India's economic rate such as (food ,clothing ,shelter,)

is needed and is increasing dramatically so as citizen of India you should to create awareness among Indians that about impact on economy so as decrease the popultion

and increase the economy

Answer 3

increased population leads to unemployment which in turn leads to decrease in per ca-pita income which in turn leads to poor economic status and spending of government on poor people also increases which is pulling down the govt to prevent funding of other developmental activities. so the country is not developing.

-g.lakshmitha b.tech