The isolated and sporadic instances of hunger that we continue to witness in parts of our contemporary
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The isolated and sporadic instances of hunger that we continue to witness in parts of our contemporary world do not support the Malthusian theory as some would like to claim. These events are caused not by population pressure but by the poor global distribution of resources. Do you agree? Why, or why not?
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