thanks to those who responded to my question (re: ehrlich).
Nathan Newman wrote:
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> On both those bases, encouraging immigration from Mexico or other developing
> nations, especially from rural provices, to come to the US in urban settings
> like Los Angeles, is one of the best w
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From: "ravi narayan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>if i might, a layperson's question: is it a consensus among left
>eonomists that population is a non-issue w.r.t economic health of a
>country and quality of life of its people? i ask this particularly
>since my own country, in
The Ehrilich phenomenon is very important. Here is someone who
thoughtlessly threw out all sort of misanthropic stuff, worrying about
overpopulation.
In the process, I think that he learnt quite a bit about political
economy. In one of his books, he takes on the corporate influence of
science.
