Most analysts still believe which of the following positions?
A) Most developing countries remain underpopulated because of the enormous gains in productivity made possible by modern science.
B) Slower population growth would permit per capita income to rise more rapidly in nearly all developing countries.
C) High rates of population growth benefit economic development.
D) There is no economic rationale for government intervention in population growth because individuals properly balance costs and benefits when making decisions about family size.

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The statement "slower population growth would permit per capita income to rise more rapidly in nearly all developing countries" is widely accepted by most analysts as it has been demonstrated by various studies and empirical evidence. The other options are either untrue or not widely accepted by economists and analysts.

Most Analysts Still Believe Which of the Following Positions