Refer to Table 2-1 on page 5] of your textbook. In terms of food supply, which measure of density is most important when considering whether a country's population is too large? Why? Describe the change brought about by the industrial and medical revolutions in terms of population growth. What effect did both revolutions have? List several differences between the industrial and medical revolutions. Why did both cause a move from stage 1 to stage 2? What is preventing countries now in stage 2 from moving to stage 3? What did Thomas Malthus predict about population growth? Was he right? Give an example of a neo-Malthusian argument from your own experience (some resource you think might become rare because of population growth). How is the epidemiologic transition like the demographic transition? How is it different? What does the epidemiologic transition mean when comparing the lives of people in the developed world with the lives of people in less developed countries