Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,41|         the many classes of your population: prejudices and exaggerated


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 2 56    |          their size or beauty or population . . . but your city has
 3 56    |       the world and teeming with population. . . It has, too, the tombs


Mater et magistra
   §
 4 123   |        not appear that the rural population as a whole is decreasing,
 5 123   |    realize that this movement of population is going on in nearly every
 6 124   |      very often this movement of population from farming to industry
 7 127   |      done to retard the drift of population away from the land, and
 8 141   |           In this case the rural population would have another means
 9 150   |    supply of labor, the drift of population, wages, taxes, credit, and
10 153   |   disproportion between land and population. In some countries arable
11 153   |       but there is a scarcity of population; whereas in other countries
12 153   |        position is reversed: the population is large, arable land scarce.~
13 154   |        enough food to feed their population; whereas other countries,
14 161   |      where large sections of the population are suffering from want
15 162   |         a certain section of the population. But it does not follow
16 162   |        equitably over the entire population. ~Scientific, Technical
17 184   | appreciation and encouragement. ~Population Increase and Economic Development~
18 185   |       with the continual rise in population? This is a question which
19 186   |          great increase in human population, whereas economic development
20 186   |       done to check this rise in population, the world will be faced
21 188   |          between the increase of population and the supply of food.
22 190   | proportionate to the increase in population. They are caused, also,
23 202   |          a large and industrious population, an advanced economic structure,


Pacem in terris
   §
24 100   |       The Proper Balance Between Population, Land and Capital~


Princeps pastorum
   §
25 13    |          selected from the local population, and to do so in such a
26 16    |    attitude toward the Christian population, or to regard the formation
27 26    |          if the local clergy and population succumb to the influence