population
Malthus and the principle of _______
reproduce
according to Malthus, population growth is caused by our natural instinct to _________
environmental disaster
according to Malthus, population growth directly causes _______ _______
poverty
according to Malthus, population growth causes ______
passion, sexes
according to Malthus, the problem is the ________ of the ______
checks
examples of _______ to growth: death caused by lack of food, diseases...
moral restraint
according to Malthus, the only acceptable option to reduce births is _______ _______
no
is Malthus favorable to contraception?
neo-malthusians
argue that population growth is the major cause of environmental problems
biological
one weakness of Malthus is ________ determinism since people are treated as animals
sexual
one weakness of Malthus is individualist because he doesn't believe in people's ability to control _______ desires
linear, technological
one weakness of Malthus is that he assumes _______ relationships, as if there was no place for ________ innovation
moral
one weakness of Malthus is his reliance on ______ restraint
neoclassical economics
another term for market based approaches is
market, overuse
according to market based approaches, a fully functioning ______ system will prevent _______ of the environment
modernization
market based approaches include ________ approaches
modern
according to market based approaches, _______ societies are better at dealing with population growth
failures
according to market based approaches, the problem is market ______
free
according to market based approaches, we should develop policies that support _______ markets
Boserupian hypothesis
Claims that population growth will lead to intensification and then to environmental change (change in what the environment produces)
intensification
process using the land better by intensifying agriculture on the land to produce more food
Cornucopian/neo-classical economics
Claims that technological solutions will prevent the problem
population growth
the Boserupian hypothesis claims that _______ _______ is the problem
market
according to Cornucopian/neo-classical economics, the problem is _______ failures
standard of living
one weakness of market-based approaches is that it doesn't consider the _________ __ _______ and the other types of needs such as happiness
limits
one weakness of market-based approaches is that they don't see _______ to technology
discounting
one weakness of market-based approaches is future ________ since it doesn't account future generations
pace
one weakness of market-based approaches is that it ignores the _____ of population growth
market
one weakness of market-based approaches is that we don't know what ______ inefficiencies are
David Lam
was an economist who placed a bet
Cornucopian
David Lam had a _______ view
Stan Becker
was a biologist who placed a bet
neo-malthusian
Stan Becker had a ________ view
decrease, won
David Lam predicted that metal prices would _________ and he _______
increase, lost
Stan Becker predicted that metal prices would ________ and he _______
food
Lam and Becker bet a second time on ________ prices
won, increase
Stan Becker _____ the 2nd bet by predicting that food prices would ________
2%
peak population growth rate in 1960s
bomb
a catastrophe due to exceptionally high growth rate seen in the 1960s