Critic on Thomas Maltus’ Essay of principle of population

A SAMPLE ESSAY IS UPLOADED NO WORD OR PAGE COUNT JUST PROVIDE BACK TO ME WHAT YOU DEEM REASONABLE FOR THE PRICE THAT IS ALL I REQUEST SO I CAN TAKE IT FROM THERE, THANKS A MILLION

BTW THIS IS SINGLE SPACED, NOT DOUBLE I have attached a sample essay, plz have a look, and the structure of the essay should be the same.And, especially for the empirical part, you need to find statistical data as well as models to explain it. It is important to know that the main part of the essay is the
literature review( theoretical and empirical), and for the empirical
part, you need to explain and demonstrate with models and statistical
results, just like what the sample essay that I posted shows. Again, thx
for you help.

also provided is an outline but no feedback on the outline so i am not sure if it would be any help at all, the information in the outline if it can be used can just be transferred to the paper itself ensure originality is met on the remaining that is not used from the outline as there will be a turnitin check on this

Present critics on Thomas Maltu’s essay on principle of population.

In
general, overtime, resources grow. But, the problem he finds is that
human had the tendency to use abundant resources to regenerate
themselves, instead of using the abundant resource to increase their
standard of living.

Eventually, resources grow with the people’s
standard of living, but people will generate themselves faster than the
rate at which the resource grow. The lower of standard of living
eventually because of too much population. In the conclusion, society
will geminate the seed of destruction of their own.

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you
may start the critic by providing with a contradictory logic of
theories： for example:Lack of contraception, and the woman’s status.

Empirical
evidence: assess women’s education,and role of women’s education played
in percentage of female’s employment in labor force by assessing
statistically publicly available data, to critic the principle of
population.