In Making the "Malthusian Prediction," Reverend Malthus Assumed That

Multiple Choice

In making the "Malthusian Prediction," Reverend Malthus assumed that:

A) ​technological advance would be rapid; the supply of capital was unlimited; birth control techniques would limit population growth.
B) ​there would be little if any technological advance; the supply of capital was fixed; birth control techniques would limit population growth.
C) ​the supply of land was fixed in quantity; there would be little if any technological advance; the sexual desires of humans would work to increase production.
D) ​the supply of land was fixed in quantity; technological advances would be rapid; the sexual desire of humans would lead to rapid population growth.