Match List I with List II List IList II A. Karl Marx Theory of Population growth I. Static…
Matching the population theories in List I with their characteristics in List II: - B. Blacker's Theory of Population growth (C. P. Blacker, 1947) -> IV. Five stages (High…
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Match List I with List II
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| A. Karl Marx Theory of Population growth | I. Static interpretation |
| B. Blacker’s Theory of Population growth | II. Three stages |
| C. Landry’s Theory of Population growth | III. Four stages |
| D. Prof. Sidgwick’s Optimum Population Theory | IV. Five stages |
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Correct answer C
Matching the population theories in List I with their characteristics in List II: - B. Blacker's Theory of Population growth (C. P. Blacker, 1947) -> IV. Five stages (High stationary, Early expanding, Late expanding, Low stationary, and Declining). - C. Landry's Theory of Population growth (Adolphe Landry, 1934) -> II. Three stages (Primitive regime, Intermediate regime, and Modern/Contemporary regime). - D. Prof. Sidgwick's Optimum Population Theory -> I. Static interpretation (an early static formulation of optimum population focusing on maximum per-capita returns under given conditions). - A. Karl Marx Theory of Population growth -> III. Four stages. This matches A - III, B - IV, C - II, D - I, which uniquely corresponds to
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