Population change

This includes a study of population growth and decline. This includes techniques of progression or prediction of the future and forecasting, and retrogression; attempting to determine the past on the basis of current populations.

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Human population has overall been growing throughout recorded history, For prehistoric times and antiquity there are mostly estimates. In classical and medieval times, more figures are available. In modern times, new methods of study were introduced and the whole subject became more precise.

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