On the one hand, buying more consumer goods has major economic benefits. It is obivious that to buy that goods, people have to go shopping. More shopping will generate more revenew for the government and this money can be used for benefits for other sector. For example, indian government collect 20% tax from shopping and big is used in education sector. On the other hand, purchasing extra consumer stuffs can have hazardous environmental downside. It is often observed that individuals often end up buying unnecessary goods that are used just once or twice, and than thrown into garbage. mostly these goods is made by plastic, which is harmful for the enviroment because it is biodigradable. For instance, in 2003 40% of soil pollution on delhi had been spreaded by the plastic.
To conclude, buying more daily needs goods can be good for economic health for a country, but it is bad for environmental health.
On the one hand, buying more consumer
goods
has major economic benefits. It is
obivious
that to
buy
that
goods
,
people
have to
go shopping. More shopping will generate more
revenew
for the
government
and this money can be
used
for benefits for other sector.
For example
,
indian
government
collect 20% tax from shopping and
big
is
used
in education sector.
On the other hand
, purchasing extra consumer stuffs can have hazardous environmental downside. It is
often
observed that individuals
often
end
up buying unnecessary
goods
that are
used
just
once or twice, and
than
thrown into garbage.
mostly
these
goods
is made
by plastic, which is harmful for the
enviroment
because
it is
biodigradable
.
For instance
, in 2003 40% of soil pollution on
delhi
had been
spreaded
by the plastic.
To conclude
, buying more daily needs
goods
can be
good
for economic health for a country,
but
it is
bad
for environmental health.