Explain one economic consequence of uneven population growth between less and more developed countries.

The economic consequences of uneven population growth between less and more developed countries would be unequal wealth generation and higher migration rates.

The underdeveloped nation would experience a higher migration rate due to increased population and less availability of resources for each person in the nation.

Similarly, the developed nation would get an increase in migrated people for getting more jobs and higher resources availability for them.

Thus, it would make the rich people generate higher wealth than the poor in both nations.

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