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countries with developed countries. These relationships are important to understanding
why developing countries face these dilemmas.
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history of population control and the current situation with respect to developing
countries. Both opposition and support for population control are discussed. The author
analyzes the morality argument of both sides. He concludes that a passive population
control method would be the most morally right method to use.