تأثير النمو السكاني في التنمية الاقتصادية في السودان

Abstract EN

The study dealt with the impact of population growth on economic development.

The problem of research is that the population problem is not a real developmental problem because it is caused by other reasons.

It is a false problem which was created and voluntarily by the organizations and agencies of the dominant countries to keep developing countries underdeveloped.

Has a negative impact on the development process, if the production process in the community can absorb the population increase and ensure the ability to participate in pushing forward development, it is wrong to consider this increase as a factor that leads to increased demand and increase the burden on the marrows It is available worthwhile to look at them as a key factor in increasing the labor force and production process.

The importance of research in absorbing the surplus of the population and organizing the population issue through achieving the development of society.

Success in achieving economic development depends not only on rich natural resources, but also on efficiency in motivating its people to participate seriously and effectively in the development process.

This research aims at showing the effect of population growth on the labor market and its contribution to increasing production and reducing unemployment rates.

The impact of population growth on savings and investment, and consequently on the low rate of economic growth and per capita income.

The impact of population growth on consumption and increased demand for both types of goods necessary and perfect statement.

Aptba historical research methodology and the descriptive approach.

The results of the research were: a presence in the distribution of labor force by economic activity, poor geographic distribution, high unemployment rates and the effects of these pressures on the social services, especially education, health and housing, in addition to the large number of unemployed.: activating and spreading awareness among individuals and institutions need to take care of the human element for development.

Reconciling population growth and development requirements so as not to the imbalance between them.