…look at what is happening to the underdeveloped countries. The pressure of numbers upon resources is so great that, as Mr. Eugene Black of the World Bank recently says, it seems quite unlikely that many of these underdeveloped countries will ever be able…

…maintenance, if they already exist, or the creation, if they do not exist, of democratic institutions? Not long ago, Mr Eugene Black, the president of the World Bank, expressed the opinion that it would be extremely difficult, perhaps even impossible, for an…

…countries were to be substantially increased, any resulting gains would be largely nullified by the uncontrolled population explosion. If Mr Black is correct, and there are plenty of economists and demographers who share his opinion, the outlook for most of…

…look at what is happening to the underdeveloped countries. The pressure of numbers upon resources is so great that, as Mr. Eugene Black of the World Bank recently says, it seems quite unlikely that many of these underdeveloped countries will ever be able…