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Saturday, February 27, 2010

Population Growth and Labor Force

If the rate of population of growth and the growth in labor force is equal or is close then population growth is not much of a problem. This will suggest that dependent population is not very high and the number of people willing and capable of work is also increasing.

Population Growth and Resources

If population growth is high and resources are also expanding, then population growth is not a problem. If a country is experiencing expansion and boom in the economy, it needs more labor to fuel its growth. Therefore, population growth is not a problem in the periods of expansion in the economy.

Poor Health And Education Facilities

Most of the country in world globe, the health facilities are very poor.Child death rate is very high. There is one doctor for 1500 people. In rural areas, there are few dispensaries and maternity homes. Similarly, education facilities are also very poor. There are thousands of ghost schools and there are villages in which there is no school at all. It has not hard to imagine why the literacy rate is as low as 35%.

Importance of Households

The life has eased out state of the art the electronic items. Development in electronics has made a luxury of yesterday a comfort of today. With the advancement in technology, electronic products have matured in quality and their cost has decreased. Now even a middle class family can have access to computer, microwave over, refrigerator etc. All of these products are run on power resources.

Dispute Over Land

There are a lot of dispute over land in the rural areas due to which the ownership of the land remains undecided. During the dispute, the land remains utilized and it is complete waste of land resources. Moreover, dispute also arise between the heirs for the just distribution of inheritance.

Change In Reserve Ratio

Every schedule bank has to put in reserve a certain ratio of the deposit with a central bank. This is called the required reserve ratio. If the government increases this ratio, banks will have less money to give on credit due to which money supply decreases. Conversely, if the government decreases this ratio, banks will have more money to give on credit due to which money supply increase.