Who argued that the world's population was growing faster than its food supply and that a gap between food supply and population would continue to grow until it was insufficient to meet the needs of an expanding world population?
A)Thomas Malthus
B)Leonard Stein
C)Talcott Parsons
D)Thomas Szasz

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The argument about the world's population growing faster than its food supply and the resulting gap between the two was first introduced by Thomas Malthus in his 1798 essay "An Essay on the Principle of Population."

Who Argued That the World's Population Was Growing Faster Than