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The Neo-Classical Growth Model demonstrates how economic growth can keep up with population growth. This model counters Malthus and his theory that economic growth is only linear while human growth is exponential.
Physical capital and human capital create investments which create growth. The growth from investments is so much that it will prevent any reversion to the subsistence levels as Malthus suggests. In the Neo-Classical Growth Model, population and output must grow at the same rate (delta).
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