The
size and the rate of population growth has an important bearing on the economic
development of a country. If the population is too small , it does not afford
full scope for specialization or division of labor nor a sufficient market for
the goods produced in the country If , on the other hand population is too
large, then also it is a great impediment to economic growth. It is a serious
hindrance to capital formation. The feeding of a huge population leaves little scope for saving , and saving
is very essential for economic growth, because capital formation is the very
crux of the process of economic growth
,because capital formation is the very crux of the process of economic
growth. Hence population should be of a
proper or optimum size. A part from the proper size of the population , it is
also essential that the rate of population growth should boot be too rapid,
otherwise it will swallow up whatever little economic progress may have been
made and the country may only mark time.
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