Overpopulation: Unemployment and Possible Solutions

To Thi Thu Huong authorship task 2 THE WOLD IS EXPERIENCING A DRAMATIC INCREASE IN POPULATION. THIS IS do PROBLEMS NOT ONLY FOR POOR, UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES, BUT ALSO FOR INDUSTRIALIZED AND underdeveloped NATIONS. DESCRIBE SOME OF THE PROBLEMS THAT OVERPOPULATION CAUSES AND SUGGEST AT LEAST ONE come-at-able SOLUTION. Due to recent improvement in healthcare system as well as the economic growth, the population is increasing faster and faster. This is put a heavy burden on the providence, society and environment of two advanced and developing nations.In this essay, Im going to explore the main problems caused by overcrowding and suggest some possible solutions. First, overpopulation tends to slowdown the economy because it creates a shortage of public goods such as electricity and water supply, and so on which depend on the governance allocation. Hence, the authorities, especially in poor countries deal to apply for high-interest loans from abroad to fill in the budget def icit. Consequently, those countries are attempt to repay the long-term foreign debts and unable to escape the vicious exercise set of poverty. Second, there is a great deal of troubles for the society with too galore(postnominal) people.For example, the appreciation of unemployment rates will cause bad impacts on kindly welfare and the breeding and healthcare system may not be able to meet the needs of the public. Also, the community will be suffered from toilsome hunger, formidable crime rates and unstable politic situation. Moreover, when the planet gets to a greater extent crowded, the environment is also threatened. Along with the intensive farming and industrialization to carry through the dearth of the extra residents, there will be more sewage, excess fertilizer and pesticide, and exhaust fumes that pollute the water the land the air.In addition, the maturation of natural options will drain the earths stockpile to the shew that it can no longer supply for our life. Eventually, what awaits humankind is a next of suicide. Fortunately, there are some possible solutions for those problems. The government can resurrect public-private provision to deal with the needs for public goods. An increase in revenue and industry investment will settle many social and economy troubles such as unemployment and budget inadequacy. We also need stricter regulations on resource usage and pollutant emission.At the same time, a focus on early education will help untie the knot of overpopulation from the root. The more developed nations and global institutions should help the underdeveloped countries by providing more ODAs and FDIs as well as establishing consultancy councils. To summarize, overpopulation is now a world wide phenomenon that is followed by many damaging economic, social and environmental impacts. However, those difficulties can be overcome with the efforts of both the government and the individual.