How did long-term changes in population levels affect economy and society in Europe
Long-term changes in population levels affected the economy and society:
1. This change brought about a new change in agricultural production. Production reached at its peak. Good quality of goods was also produced. It increased the life expectancy rate.
2. A number of towns came into being. They also became the center of trade and commerce. Society became more advanced and civilized.
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