3. The United States has always taken a position that population issues are matt

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3. The United States has always taken a position that population issues are matters of national sovereignty, and shouldn’t be subject to global controls. The idea is that people should be able to make their own decisions about how many people they want in their country, because they are the ones who live with the consequences. Critique this argument, and either support or refute this position. 3. The United States has always taken a position that population issues are matters of national sovereignty, and shouldn’t be subject to global controls. The idea is that people should be able to make their own decisions about how many people they want in their country, because they are the ones who live with the consequences. Critique this argument, and either support or refute this position. 3. The United States has always taken a position that population issues are matters of national sovereignty, and shouldn’t be subject to global controls. The idea is that people should be able to make their own decisions about how many people they want in their country, because they are the ones who live with the consequences. Critique this argument, and either support or refute this position.

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This is a wrong thinking that population issues are matters of national sovereignty because we all i.e the whole world is connected through some relation like either economic ;social or any other. So if they are connected they affect each other and so having a good control is matter of good overall growth and consumption of natural resources.

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