Question

Rapid population growth can never cause:

• A. Poverty
• B. Good education facilities
• C. Disease
• D. Malnutrition

Answer 1

The correct option is B Good education facilities

• When a population grows rapidly it decreases the availability of capital per person hence productivity of labor force decreases.
• This leads to a decrease in income that leads to poverty, reduced food availability, less nutritional food causing a rise in disease.
• The education facilities are poor because of less availability of money to be invested in this field.
• Thus the correct answer is option B.