Linking Aid to Population Growth
Beilenson must dislike humanity intensely to suppose that the poor produce nothing and are a burden upon the wealthy and (white) industrial nations. He assumes that the resource pie is fixed and does not consider that more hands and minds accomplish what fewer could not do.
ROBERT H. JACOBS
Pasadena
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