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Answers questions on Malthus's Essay on the Principle of Population: population, food supply, the checks on growth and the poor laws, quoting the text from Project Gutenberg (public domain) and naming the chapter.
Why does population outgrow food?
What are the checks on population?
What does he say about the poor laws?
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