The basis of any emerging market is the current GDP growth and the expected growth it will achieve during the next decade. Countries want to be an emerging market because it is a sign of economic growth and prosperity. This promotes investment and further growth of the country, which can work to fix current national issues. Many emerging markets are littered with corruption, unfair labor standards, and further issues that, if left unchecked, can stop a country from ever having an established market. Through a country 's growth, problems can either be created or solved depending on the steps taken to achieve such growth. At the moment, India is in this position and has the possibility of rivaling China’s growth and becoming the next superpower.
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Sadly, unregulated growth can mean terrible things for the country and the environment as a whole. India is looking to increase their GDP in ways that will be devastating to the environment and cause more problems among the people of India. I agree that there are certain steps that can be taken by India to reduce this environmental degradation while maintaining proper growth. Narendra Modi seems to disregard any environmental warnings in order to increase growth of the country, but doesn’t seem to understand how a detrimental effect on the environment could mean the same for his people. A change in the environment could cause a change in the monsoon season, which would affect many farmers across the country as the monsoon is responsible for around two thirds of all agriculture in the country. This would mean a drastic decrease in the amount of food that can be supplied to the people of India. Not only would this be detrimental to the health of the citizens, but food imports would increase and cause a trade deficit in India. Additionally, with more environmental hazards, the death rate would increase and not allow for as many workers in the factories that Modi wants to create. Without workers, these factories would operate below their maximum efficiency and end up wasting energy that could be used to increase
Sadly, unregulated growth can mean terrible things for the country and the environment as a whole. India is looking to increase their GDP in ways that will be devastating to the environment and cause more problems among the people of India. I agree that there are certain steps that can be taken by India to reduce this environmental degradation while maintaining proper growth. Narendra Modi seems to disregard any environmental warnings in order to increase growth of the country, but doesn’t seem to understand how a detrimental effect on the environment could mean the same for his people. A change in the environment could cause a change in the monsoon season, which would affect many farmers across the country as the monsoon is responsible for around two thirds of all agriculture in the country. This would mean a drastic decrease in the amount of food that can be supplied to the people of India. Not only would this be detrimental to the health of the citizens, but food imports would increase and cause a trade deficit in India. Additionally, with more environmental hazards, the death rate would increase and not allow for as many workers in the factories that Modi wants to create. Without workers, these factories would operate below their maximum efficiency and end up wasting energy that could be used to increase