John B. Calhoun developed the "behavioral sink" to address this issue.
John B. Calhoun developed the "behavioral sink" to address this issue. A work by Virginia Abernathyabout the politics of this issue posits the hypothesis that economic opportunity can alleviate it. John McCabecalled one author of a book about this issue "worse than Hitler" in a review. The author of one work aboutthis issue famously lost a wager to Julian Simon over the price of certain metals. One work about this issuediscusses how UDC's have (*) "rising expectations", and criticizes the Vatican for playing "roulette". Anotherwork about this issue states that it may be stopped by voluntary moral restraint, war, and disease, and plots anexponential curve. For 10 points, name this issue, the subject of a book titled after a certain "Bomb" by Paul Erlichand most famously addressed in an essay by Thomas Malthus.
John B. Calhoun developed the "behavioral sink" to address this issue.
overpopulation [accept reasonable equivalents, including "crowding"]