EBK ECONOMICS: PRINCIPLES AND POLICY
EBK ECONOMICS: PRINCIPLES AND POLICY
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Author: Blinder
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The pollution problems in an African village, in India, China, and New York City.

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There will be a fragile balance with the surroundings of small villages in Africa so that it causes devastation of grass land as well as increase the invasion into desert. Generally, African small villages are most populated. Thus, it may adversely affect the water supply and increase the scarcity of water. In a country like India, the pollution problems are mostly visible on public health due to the sanitation and waste disposal. In most communist countries like China, the commitment to industrialization and absence of forums to express the real interests of people together will reduce the pollution from industrial waste.  The major problems faced by the countries like New York City are population, extreme level of industrialization, and traffic. Even though, the country concerns about environment, such problems will lead to higher atmosphere pollution, noise pollution, and crowding.

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