I was in a disagreement with a friend about this topic (he thought it was and I didn’t). But we both just don’t know enough about it so I came here for help on the subject. Appreciate it!
Edit: so who is (more) right, me or my friend?
In: Economics
My father recalls when he was in primary school the world population was 3 billion and they were already talking about overpopulation.
The real thing is not the number of people, it’s the consumption of resources and the quality of life. People are not spreaded equally on the world’s surface, thus there are places with too many people and places where we’re good.
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