Do populations grow at the same rate in various parts of the world? Do they consume the same amount of resources? Why or why not?

No

Explanation:

Populations do not grow at the same rate in various parts of the world, neither do they consume the same amount of resources. This is because each part of the world has different needs based on location, resources, etc.

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