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This proposition is supported by traditional knowledge which states that selective harvesting left behind small clams "to keep the populations productive" (Turner 2005).

Foucault (1984) coined this concept to account for the ways through which capillary forms of power insert themselves into actions, attitudes, and discourses to produce a particular kind of person and population-productive, but docile and easily governed.

The right policies a flexible labour market, investment and saving incentives, provision of high-quality health care and education—are still essential to making the working-age population more productive.Provided that is done, a change in the population's age structure, due to a drop in mortality and fertility rates, will promote growth.

The want of more trade prevents that trade we have being profitable: the excess of produce beyond the demand lessens the value of the whole producing ability; and this must continue as long a demand keeps not pace with production, as long as no effort is made to extend our markets as our population and productive ability increase.

In the field of energy production and consumption, local initiatives initiate new modes of production and consumption with the help of small-scale renewable energy technology and by organising the local engagement of the population into productive and rewarding business models.

Many young Hindus will pursue the finest education, achieve great success in their careers (36percentt of Hindu families have incomes exceeding 100,000 annually-compared to 19percentt of the overall population), live productive and, for the most part, ethical lives, and do all of this without any significant commitment to the Hindu tradition.

The population in productive age will increase almost 32.0% between 2000 and 2020, only 1.8% until 2035; and there will be a decrease of 6.8% in 2050.

Increased pollution, both from excessive application of pesticides and the dust from increased truck traffic on dirt roads in the countryside, can make the local population less productive economically and possibly increase their health care costs.

This study provides information regarding the adaptation of A. senegal under differing edaphic conditions thus increasing accuracy of management support for A. senegal populations as productive agroforests.

In addition, if local populations are heterogeneous in quality or size, the largest or most productive populations can reinforce smaller populations, so that they may, for instance, pass over an Allee threshold (source-sink dynamics; Pulliam 1988).

FIE can help to maintain a productive population while harvesting is intensive, but our results suggest that the same population adapted to exploitation is expected to recover slowly and may not reach pre-exploitation levels when fishing is relaxed.