The view that population growth occurs when real GDP per person exceeds the amount necessary to sustain life is part of the

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Classical growth theory, particularly associated with Thomas Malthus, posits that population growth is stimulated when real GDP per capita rises above subsistence levels, leading to increased birth rates until the population size adjusts to the level of subsistence living.

The View That Population Growth Occurs When Real GDP Per