Growth is uneconomic when it increases environmental and social costs by more than it increases production benefits. Within the neoclassical paradigm uneconomic growth appears anomalous, although it is theoretically possible. Nevertheless, it is empirically likely that some northern countries have already entered a phase of uneconomic growth. Why does the dominant neoclassical paradigm make une...

UNLABELLED Cirrhosis is characterized by an increased susceptibility to infection. Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP) is the most common infectious complication, the main causes being the bowel bacterial overpopulation, the increased intestinal permeability and bacterial translocation. Antibiotic prophylaxis with Norfloxacin increases the rate of PBS with G+ multiresistant bacteria. PURP...

This is a critical review of what the Marxist scientific literature presents on forms countertendency to falling profit rates carried out during COVID-19 pandemic. The 33 articles included in this were studied using approach. following elements synthesized and criticized: analysis matrices, methodological aspects articles, contrary law tendency rate fall, cases their contexts analysis. reviewed...

Population is a phenomenon ever changing more positively rather than the vice versa. It increasing in Asian countries. The increase of population Asia not compatible with geographical size and capacity countries concerned. Through process urbanization, form migration, large number people have left their birth lands for cities new lands. Such change over contributes to overpopulation, pollution ...

The article discusses the reasons that contribute to formation of agglomerations on territory Novosibirsk region, overpopulation urban areas make up agglomerations, as well for decrease in rural inhabited space municipalities located within boundaries regions both agglomeration itself and districts region outside agglomeration. results influence state agricultural lands specified are considered...

C oral reef ecosystems are threatened on a worldwide basis, with overfishing, diseases, eutrophication, hurricanes, overpopulation, and global climate change all contributing to recent declines in reef-forming corals or phase shifts in community structure on time scales not observed previously (1–3). These changes are in contrast to recent periods of long-term stability in coral reef communitie...