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King’s Law is a concept introduced by British economist Alexander King, highlighting the relationship between economic growth and environmental degradation. Also known as the Paradox of Plenty, King’s Law is an economic principle asserting that changes in the supply of agricultural goods—with inelastic demand—lead to disproportionate and inverse effects on their prices. King observed that a 10% increase in wheat supply could reduce prices by 50%, while a 10% decrease in supply could raise prices