Analysis of Global Issues and Sustainable Economic Solutions Report

This report examines the complex interplay between economic development and environmental impact, particularly in the context of global issues. It highlights the challenges faced by developing nations, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices to balance economic growth with environmental protection and public health. The report discusses the importance of wealth distribution and the role of corporations, such as Walmart, in promoting environmental responsibility. It also addresses the responsibilities of developed nations and industries in supporting developing countries through technology transfer and development programs. The report stresses the need for eco-friendly services and waste recycling to protect natural resources and wildlife habitats, offering a comprehensive perspective on achieving sustainable economic solutions globally.

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Solutions to various Global issues
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There have been growing tensions in between development of economy as well as changes in
the environment. For certain developing nations, growth in economy act as a priority factor
over long term of consequences towards health of citizens or the environment. Many Third
world nations undergo through crisis in the economy and almost 20% of all people in those
countries consume near about 80% of wealth accumulated by those countries. Therefore these
countries need to develop their economy in terms of GNP growth, wealth as well as income,
production of services as well as capital accumulation (Bird et al., 2014). However in order to
avoid long term health hazards towards environment or populations, sustainable methods as
well as approaches must be adopted. For example sustainable development of human
resources can increase their productivity and this would help to yield large economies in the
market. Sustainability towards development leads to rise in levels associated with socio-
economic, technological as well as demographic output would also have a positive impact on
the environment.
The parties that work at democratic level usually care about lower as well as middle class
people who try to achieve levels of sustainability that would help to bridge the gaps in terms
of wealth. However on the process of economic growth, it is possible that environmental
impacts must also be taken care of as it has been suggested by Walmart Stores in the country
that helps to generate revenues $351, 139.00 and it has taken an active part in developing
leadership towards environmental responsibilities at corporate level (Mc Carthy et al., 2018).
The Company predicts situations that it has taken initiatives to reduce emissions due to
greenhouse gases by an amount of 20% and this would also help to improve health standards
of people by preventing them suffering against bronchitis, cancer or asthma. Rich as well as
developed nations always carry responsibilities towards people as well as environments in the
country since they hire expert human resources from other developing nations to increase
their production. Japanese companies like Toshiba Electronics recruit efficient engineers

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from various developing countries and it is the prime responsibility of these companies to
export their developed technologies as well as quality services to those parts of the world
from where they are using labour force. It is the responsibility of industries as well as
companies to undertake various development programs that would look after in order to
prevent poverty in developing lands and they must shift towards using eco-green services,
facilitate recycling of wastes to avoid destruction of natural resources that destroy habitats of
wildlife in the forest.

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