Marxists argue that it is not the sheer number of people that cause population problems, but:
A) industrialism and capitalism.
B) the invisible hand of corrupt politics.
C) the limits of nature to provide the basis for material reproduction.
D) how much material there is to produce with.
E) corruption within the socialist movement.

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Marxists believe that population problems stem from the socio-economic structures of industrialism and capitalism, which create unequal distribution of resources and wealth, leading to issues such as poverty and overpopulation in certain areas.

Marxists Argue That It Is Not the Sheer Number of People