Abstract
The present article sociologically appraises how the two variables of economic growth and population growth are related. The two variables had a different relationship with each other before industrialization started as compared with the modern era. In older times, when societies were agricultural, there seemed to be no contradiction between the two. At that time, as many as children were born, used to get engaged in agricultural sector. Moreover, at that time, death rate was also high. But, later and due to the emergence of industrialization, technologies and mechanization, gradually contradiction of economic growth versus population growth appeared. This is where socio-clinical study of economic growth and population growth finds its necessity. Sociologically speaking, Asian countries need to pay more attention to the two variables, and thereby minimize the emerging contradiction. While average life expectancy is currently over 73 years in Asia (WPDS, 2020), Asian countries must predict feeding, nursing, housing and medications of such aging people for the years to come. It must be notified that population aging as a new trend is the outcome of economic growth. Immune systems of all increasing aging people must be on the agenda in a socio-clinical framework.
Highlights
The present article sociologically appraises how the two variables of economic growth and population growth are related
Environmental advocacy; That is, the ideology or social movement related to the environment itself advocates various aspects of environmental health
Orientation to the environment seeks to establish a harmonious relationship between humans and natural systems. This trend has gained a lot of fans around the world today; That is, a movement that leads to better health, longer life expectancy, healthier economic movement, and so on
Summary
The present article sociologically appraises how the two variables of economic growth and population growth are related. Proper utilization of its natural resources and environment can create more guarantees for future generations. Many less developed countries, which are facing increasing population and manpower, are inevitably endangered natural resources and the environment in those communities.
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