“No estoy sobrepoblado”; Pakistán. Efecto positivo del crecimiento de la población en el desarrollo económico de Pakistán.

Irfan Ullah Khan; Muhammad Shahzad Iqbal; Khalid Mahmood Mughal

Irfan Ullah Khan Department of Economics, Government Post Graduate College Bannu KPK, Pakistan.
Muhammad Shahzad Iqbal School of Management Studies, The University of Faisalabad, Corresponding Author.
Khalid Mahmood Mughal Department of Economics, Preston University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan.

Palabras clave: crecimiento poblacional, desarrollo, macroeconomía

Resumen

En general, se creía que el crecimiento poblacional tiene efecto negativo en el desarrollo económico, pero desde la última década, los economistas insisten en que este crecimiento desempeña un papel importante en el desarrollo económico debido a su efecto positivo en las variables macroeconómicas. El presente estudio investiga la relación positiva del crecimiento poblacional y desarrollo económico. El estudio utilizó datos secundarios del censo de población mundial 1981 al 2015. Se utilizó el software E-views para analizar la situación. Los hallazgos muestran una relación positiva entre la población y el desarrollo económico; por lo que el crecimiento poblacional no es malo en absoluto. El eslogan parece ser cierto: "no estoy sobrepoblado".

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