A constant rate of growth means not only increasing effects, but compounding effects, say some theorists. This Malthusian argument applies to which of the following?
A) Population
B) Production
C) Consumption
D) All of the above

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The Malthusian argument applies to all of the following: population, production, and consumption. This is because a constant rate of growth means that the effects of growth will not only increase over time, but will also compound. This means that the effects of growth will become increasingly larger over time.

A Constant Rate of Growth Means Not Only Increasing Effects