A Weakness in the Club of Rome's Study Entitled the Limits

question 3

Multiple Choice

A weakness in the Club of Rome's study entitled The Limits to Growth is that

• A) it assumed the rate of population growth would slow.
• B) it did not account for technological change.
• C) it assumed a constant demand for products.
• D) it assumed a declining investment rate.

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