Some are under the impression that there is a correlation between high population growth and high economic growth & cite China as an example of this trend, according to this article. However, many African countries with extremely high populations experience very low economic growth similar to that of Namibia. In the cited article, Alexactus T Kaure explores what the arrival of 20 million people to the country would bring -- boon or bane? Ultimately, he decides that he'd prefer "a decent wealthier country than a big one with millions of poor people"-- in other words, he'd chose Namibia over Nigeria any day.
- Michelle H. 1/28
- Michelle H. 1/28
I'm interested in the fact that Windhoek appears to have almost no suburbs. Cities in the north exhibit dense population that gradually becomes more sparse. But Windhoek's drops off immediately. Why is this? -Mini
ReplyDeleteWow, putting the population in the scope of California's population really gave me a good idea of how small Namibia is. I never thought of it in that way. -- Romain
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