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For each decade since 1961, the population has increased by more than 250,000. In 2013, the city was home to 4.8 million, and it is expected to grow to between 8 and 8.5million by 2061. Between 2001-2010, Sydney grew 447,000, 10.8%. Although Sydney is Australia’s most populated city, if Melbourne continues to grow at its current rate, by 2053, Melbourne will be Australia’s most populous city with less than 8 million residents. Although Sydney’s large growth rate is positively affecting its advanced market economy, there are many impacts affecting the issue.
The issue of scarcity is that human’s wants are more or less unlimited. So, as consequence to an increase of immigrants in Australia, resources will become more scarce, and eventually, the resources we use for food will become absolutely scarce. This will become a concern globally, as Australia currently exports 60% of the food produced. From this, a global interdependence has been developed for such exports internationally and the monetary value it carries for Australia. Therefore, the economic problem will incur, causing an extreme decrease in the country’s GDP.
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