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1. POPULATION
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2. POPULATION
 The ratio of Size and POPULATION
 No POPULATION : No Policy : No POWER
 Without permanent residents, cannot be
considered a STATE
 The size and the density of population
 National Power

3. OVER POPULATION
 All nation
 An equal share in the
goods of this world
 LIVING-SPACE

4. UNDER POPULATED
OVER POPULATED
 Difficult to define
 Germany claimed to be overpopulated
 Mussolini demanded more living space
 The capacity of land to support people
with the resource
 Population : Resource : Technology :
Productivity Rate

5. ECONOMIC CONDITION
 The level of TECHNOLOGY
 Employment
 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
 Unemployment or underemployment is
structural rather than cyclical.
 Bulgarian Economist : ‘if I see five sheep
with three dogs and two men, I call that
overpopulation.’

6. OVER POPULATION
 Overpopulation influences national power
by restricting the availability of capital for
investment
 The Factories
 The Specialized Agriculture
 The transportation Network
 ECONOMIC and POLITICAL POWER OF STATE

7.  The level of Education
 The level of Health
 The level of Nutrition
 The level of Welfare
State are poorly equipped and perhaps
militarily ineffective.
Advantage and Disadvantage of too great
population : National POWER
 The population of China is too large to be
supported by existing resources.
 Compared with WESTERN COUNTRIES

8. UNDER POPULATION
 The weaknesses of National Power
 No unemployment
 Small market
 No large-scale Production, strategically
important industries
 Problem of defending a large Area with a
Military Force
 Difficult to recruit
 Their foreign policy is marked by a certain
insecurity