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Globalization, Poverty and Environmental Degradation: Sustainable Development in Pakistan

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Type: Journal Article
Author: Alam, Shaista
Journal: Journal of Sustainable Development
Volume: 3
Page(s): 103-114
Date: 2010
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10535/6502
Sector: General & Multiple Resources
Region: Middle East & South Asia
Subject(s): environmental degradation
globalization
poverty
urbanization
industrialization
population growth
sustainability
Abstract: "The purpose of the present research is to investigate the impact of globalization, and poverty along with other socio-economic and demographic factors (such as industrialization, fertilizer use, urbanization, population growth and education) on environmental degradation in Pakistan. The study analyzed simultaneously the effect of environmental degradation, globalization and poverty on economic growth as well. The Study found a long run relationship between economic growth, environmental degradation, globalization, poverty and other socio-economic and demographic factors mentioned above. The study displayed that increased globalization caused to decrease the rate of environmental degradation and played positive role on economic development in Pakistan. The analysis suggested that poverty may cause to increase environmental degradation and may slower the process of economic development if it is not alleviated. If we want to attain sustainable development in Pakistan, we have to globalize our resources, reduce poverty, own green technologies, control growing population and urbanization rate."

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