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The economic development of LDCs is both undesirable and unsustainable

The economic development of LDCs is both undesirable and unsustainable. Sophia Withers. Economic growth and standard of living Health and education Income per capita GDP per capita Infrastructure Capability of entrepreneurship . Economic Development. No economic development

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The economic development of LDCs is both undesirable and unsustainable

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  1. The economic development of LDCs is both undesirable and unsustainable Sophia Withers

  2. Economic growth and standard of living • Health and education • Income per capita • GDP per capita • Infrastructure • Capability of entrepreneurship Economic Development

  3. No economic development • Insufficient infrastructure and industrial capabilities • E.g. Chad, Mozambique LDC – Lesser-Developed Country

  4. Decrease in unemployment • Increase in GDP per capita • Development in infrastructure (increase in tourism etc.) • Increase in life expectancy Positive Aspects for a LDC to economically develop

  5. Alter the world’s economy • Require more resources • More attention when failure occurs • Lead to environmental issues Negative Aspects for a LDC to economically develop

  6. Costs for extraction • Unsustainable harvests • More demand when the industry is still developing Sustainablity

  7. Thank you

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