An Essay on the Principle of Population.¶
Malthus, T. R. (1798). An Essay on the Principle of Population.
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- Diminishing Returns (Law of)
- theory of rent, Malthus
This sourceArgues population grows geometrically while food supply grows only arithmetically because additional agricultural labor must work progressively poorer (marginal) land — an early diminishing-returns argument about land productivity; supports the prime's Malthus-on-population-and-food claim. [6th ed. 1826 expands substantially.]
- theory of rent, Malthus
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