Economics · Economic Development
In Harvey Leibenstein's 'Critical Minimum Effort' thesis, what is the primary reason for population growth following an initial increase in per capita income?
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- 1A desire for larger family sizes
- 2A decline in the mortality rate due to better health and medical facilities✓
- 3An increase in immigration from other countries
- 4An increase in the biological fertility rate
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A decline in the mortality rate due to better health and medical facilities
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