Table-3 depicts that the decadal growth rate of both the total food grain production (13.49 percent) and that of combined Rice-Wheat production (9.11 percent) from 2001-02 to 201011 is much less than the decadal
growth rate of population (17.64 percent).
The
growth rate of population in India in 2001-11 is 17.64%.
These are: an alarming
growth rate of population, abysmally low literacy rate, wide-spread unemployment, deteriorating economic environment, largest dependency rate, poor physical infrastructure, persistent energy crisis, heavy import bills, inconsistent policies, acute shortage of public and private sector resources for research and development, lack of technical institutions and experts, undue import and export of domestic agriculture products, wastage of mineral and atomic resources, lack of industrial development, luxurious spending.
The annual
growth rate of population estimated at 3.3%.
The
growth rate of population for India in the last decade was 17.64%.
In addition, we also replace the rate of change in labor input by the
growth rate of population. These changes yield the following growth equation:
Growth rate of population declined during 1990-2000 because fertility rate declined rapidly during this period and life expectancy stagnated.
The only reason is the high
growth rate of population of Pakistan as compared to the other countries of the world.
Growth rate of population is measured as annual population growth rate.
The annual
growth rate of population was 2.02% from 1952 to 1975, and 1.33% from 1978 to 1996.
A key plank of his theory, for example, is the link between the
growth rate of population and inflation rates.