Some people say that the increasing population in most countries nowadays is inconstant, which contributes to a global crisis. Others, however, think that this trend plays an integral role in boosting the prosperity to some nations. In my opinion, while this trend is perhaps beneficial to prevent labour-related problems from happening in the first place, the consequences could be more detrimental.
In terms of economic growth, a growing population can be beneficial in some countries because they are less likely to encounter labour-related issues. These issues including the shortage of labour workforce and the expenditure of overseas recruitment could negatively affect the economy. However, the absence of these difficulties could be favourable in saving governmental budget because not only does a crowded population facilitate internal labour sources but it also a decent source of external recruitment towards foreign countries.
Apart from the benefit of the increasing population expressed above, I believe that this trend can be even more damaging because of the effect of lacking basic resources. People, living in undeveloped countries, often live under difficult circumstances such as poverty, food scarcity, and the shortage of accommodation. This poses a problem to people’s lives as they experience a substandard living. Thus, if the population keeps increasing in the long term, the consequences would be more devastating. For example, immigrants, who settle down in African countries, are likely to live in slums, which adversely affects their living standard, as the result of lacking residential areas.
In conclusion, the world’s population is increasingly evident. Although this benefits the prosperity to some countries due to the sufficiency of the labour workforce, the consequences including the shortage of basic requirements among people such as accommodation can be more damaging.
Some
people
say that the increasing
population
in most
countries
nowadays is inconstant, which contributes to a global crisis. Others,
however
,
think
that this trend plays an integral role in boosting the prosperity to
some
nations. In my opinion, while this trend is perhaps beneficial to
prevent
labour-related
problems from happening in the
first
place, the consequences could be more detrimental.
In terms of economic growth, a growing
population
can be beneficial in
some
countries
because
they are less likely to encounter
labour-related
issues. These issues including the shortage of
labour
workforce and the expenditure of overseas recruitment could
negatively
affect the economy.
However
, the absence of these difficulties could be
favourable
in saving governmental budget
because
not
only
does a crowded
population
facilitate internal
labour
sources
but
it
also
a decent source of external recruitment towards foreign countries.
Apart from the benefit of the increasing
population
expressed above, I believe that this trend can be even more damaging
because
of the effect of lacking basic resources.
People
, living in undeveloped
countries
,
often
live
under difficult circumstances such as poverty, food scarcity, and the shortage of accommodation. This poses a problem to
people’s
lives
as they experience a substandard living.
Thus
, if the
population
keeps
increasing in the long term, the consequences would be more devastating.
For example
, immigrants, who settle down in African
countries
, are likely to
live
in slums, which
adversely
affects their living standard, as the result of lacking residential areas.
In conclusion
, the world’s
population
is
increasingly
evident. Although this benefits the prosperity to
some
countries
due to the sufficiency of the
labour
workforce, the
consequences including
the shortage of basic requirements among
people
such as accommodation can be more damaging.