There are different types of conflict, however one type of conflict has the greatest impact on the world; war. A country's population can be controlled by war. During war, there is a high death rate and low birth rate which drastically reduces the population, however post war there will be a low death rate and high birth rate which increases the population. Triggering a war plays a key role as the treatment of races changes and can cause friction between two different races or within the same race, clearly dividing the race into different perspectives and the clash of their perspectives triggers another war and so on, causing rapid changes in the population. There may not be any major changes the war is going on right now, but we are still affected by the wars that happened years ago. Due to the war, the increase in mortality rates and birth rates skyrocketed in the post-war period, the so-called "baby boom". Due to the sudden increase in population there was an unbalanced collapse of the economy, resulting in a high demand for food. , water, shelter which cause the decline of the environment causing poverty. Increasing population means there will be more competition for education, which impacts the economy leading to poverty. Demands for food, water and land space are also increasing, resulting in shortages of food and water in some countries and land space in others. Factories are created to combat high supply demand which leads to high demand for space needed to create factories, fumes secreted from factories which impact the environment. It is important to be aware of this because as time goes by there will be fewer daily needs and the need to provide for daily needs can cause conflicts between countries and lead to another epidemic of death and births affecting... middle of paper ...outside the people who live in the country. For example, there is Hong Kong. There are still the effects of the war in Hong Kong. From monuments, to holidays dedicated to the memory of the death of relatives and independence, to jobs made popular due to the war; prostitution, factory work, nursing work etc., as Holland stated in “A real estate crisis that will affect the entire Hong Kong economy – South China Morning Post” possible real estate crises that will affect the economy, resulting in inequality and poverty. And as mentioned above, poverty affects the country's population due to the quality of life, and the quality of life can influence suicide rates with subsequent effects on the population. Conflicts also affect the population due to the amount of money spent on wars. which could be used to create new facilities for the current population,