Which statement shows that a large population does not automatically become a problem?

Correct answer: The problem depends on resource capacity planning and service availability

A large population is not automatically a problem. Its effects depend on how many resources are available, how well they are managed, and whether planning provides housing, water, education, health care, transport, and jobs. A large population can create pressure when services and resources are insufficient, but good planning, technology, infrastructure, and fair distribution can reduce that pressure. The same population size may therefore create different results in different places.

Option A is correct because it connects population effects with resource capacity, planning, and service availability. Option B uses an absolute claim that resources will always be exhausted, which is not necessarily true. Option C wrongly separates population from planning, while option D says the opposite of a possible pressure. The balanced conclusion is that population size matters, but management determines much of its impact.