Limitations of Arithmetic Population Density
The Netherlands and Bangladesh both have high arithmetic population densities, yet their ecological footprints differ significantly. Which statement best explains why arithmetic density calculations can be a misleading measure when comparing the environmental impact of two countries?
A
They don’t consider the total population size
B
They fail to account for consumption patterns and resource use
C
They overestimate the amount of habitable land
D
They undercount rural populations
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