What problems does rapidly growing population in Mexico cause?

Answer 1

some problems are that less food will be available and more the price for everything goes higher because the massive population of people in Mexico also farmers will have less crops to feed to feed to their families.

Answer 2

The question is too generic for a concrete answer. Several economic, social, political and even ecologic effects have resulted from Mexico's expanding population, such as:

• Becoming one of the most populated countries in the world, ranking in the 10th position (128.55 million, 2015).
• Increasing migration into the cities (79.2% living in urban areas in 2015).
• Putting increased stress on the country's ecosystems.
• Increasing the labor force to 52.81 million, becoming also the 12th largest in the world, and directly or indirectly helping to create a GDP of US$2.2 trillion, 11th in the world.

Answer 3

None really. All problems that arise from growing populations, such as increased pollution or the destruction of natural ecosystems happen when wealth does not grow accordingly.

Answer 4

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