The Malthusian theory of population does not concern itself with

The Malthusian theory of population is a theory about the relationship between population growth and resources. It states that population grows geometrically, while resources (especially food) grow arithmetically. The theory emphasizes the existence of positive checks (such as famine, disease, and war) that limit population growth. However, the theory does not concern itself with the development and growth of manpower, which is more related to the economic growth of a society.