The view espoused by Paul Ehrlich and other like-minded theorists,that birth control and sensible use of resources are necessary to curb the rising world population,is best described as
A)Malthusian.
B)neo-Malthusian.
C)Marxist.
D)neo-Marxist.

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The belief that birth control and resource management are necessary to control population growth is often referred to as neo-Malthusianism, as it echoes the concerns of the 18th-century economist Thomas Malthus about overpopulation and resource scarcity. The other options (Marxist and neo-Marxist) are based on different ideologies and are not related to the issue of population control.

The View Espoused by Paul Ehrlich and Other Like-Minded Theorists,that