In the book The Limits to Growth, The Club of Rome argued that:

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The Club of Rome argued in The Limits to Growth that limited supplies of natural resources made long-run growth unsustainable. They believed that without significant changes to society and the way resources were consumed, economic growth would eventually deplete the earth's finite resources and lead to collapse. They argued for a shift towards more sustainable and equitable economic systems. The other options (A, B, and C) are not related to the arguments made in The Limits to Growth.

In the Book the Limits to Growth, the Club of Rome