Explanation:

- The phrase "population of boundless desirer and a world of small means" describes how human wants are unlimited but resources are limited, a common theme in sociology and economics.

- Hamilton: Famously described society as "a population of boundless desirer in a world of small means."

- Nimkoff: Known for works on family and society, but did not coin this phrase.

- Ogburn: Known for cultural lag theory, not this population-resource concept.

- Park and Burgess: Known for ecological approaches in sociology, but not for this phrase.

- Correct Answer: Option 1, Hamilton.