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Malthusian trap, or low-level equilibrium trap, refers to a situation in which an economy, despite technological progress, fails to achieve a sustained increase in income per capita over the long run, and population remains confined to subsistence levels. This concept is based on Thomas Robert Malthus’s 1798 work. Malthus argued that an increase in agricultural productivity would not lead to a lasting improvement in living standards but would instead result in population growth.The theory rests

World Population Day is observed annually on 11 July to raise awareness about population issues, support reproductive rights, and highlight the relationship between population and development. This day aims to increase awareness of the conditions necessary for individuals to have the number of children they desire and for young populations to plan for the future.Fertility in Türkiye (UNFPA)" youtube-video-element-format="right">HistoryWorld Population Day was proclaimed on 11 July 1989 by the