If you were to use a Marxist perspective,which of the following arguments would you make against the Malthusian perspective?
A)Capitalism does produce poverty but is not solely responsible for the population problem.
B)Socialist economies have very different demographic trends than capitalist societies.
C)Unchecked population growth would reduce the doubling effect.
D)Overpopulation comes when capitalists exploit workers with low wages and force them to be more productive with the threat of a reserve army,which eventually leads to unemployment,worker dissatisfaction,and revolt.

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A Marxist perspective would argue that overpopulation is a result of capitalist exploitation, where low wages and the threat of unemployment force workers to be more productive, leading to social issues like unemployment and revolt.

If You Were to Use a Marxist Perspective,which of the Following