It stands to reason that countries with larger populations might enjoy long-run economic advantages.People are the raw material of economic growth, after all. The more there are,the greater the likelihood that one becomes a Gutenberg or a Watt.In a w

It stands to reason that countries with larger populations might enjoy long-run economic advantages.People are the raw material of economic growth, after all. The more there are,the greater the likelihood that one becomes a Gutenberg or a Watt.In a world without much international trade,populous countries offer the largest markets,and comparatively more opportunity to boost economic output through specialization and trade.
Population is a d______factor of economic growth.

decisive