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The Relationship Between Environment and Economy
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Abstract
In the recent decades, China has achieved significant economic growth, accompanied by environmental challenges, such as pollution and resource scarcity. These issues have raised concerns about the sustainability of its development model and impact on society. This paper mainly studies the impact of environmental change on national economy and society, and discusses whether the environmental change will affect the economic development and the national policies to mitigate the impact by consulting data and giving examples. The purpose of this research is to find out the factors that affect economic development and whether environmental changes affect economic development, and to give examples of China’s solutions to environmental pollution. At the end of this paper, it will be explained that the pollution and destruction of the environment will not only affect the economic development, ecological balance, and have a negative impact on society, but also affect the health and survival of human beings.
Keywords
Environment, Economy, Pollution, Development
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Chen,Z. (2024). The Relationship Between Environment and Economy. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,112,115-119.
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