Stutz perceives the population issues in the earlier era as entirely unsustainable on the basis that both environmental and socioeconomic constraints take center stage in determining the quality of lifestyle led by the humanity (Stutz, 2014). The article perceives a demographic change regarding super-exponential increase in which the carrying capacity and the elastic population is dependent on the consumption costs and all levels of resource extraction networks. However, the modern era conceptualizes population issues based on series of preindustrial cultural evolution that relies on technology and information flows in a bid to achieve sustainable economic growth (Stutz, 2014).

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