Business, 10.12.2021 21:10, anishivaturi123

Questions persist about environmental quality and development, and this is critical in understanding sustainability of development, especially for for transition countries. Broadly speaking, two schools of thought address environmental quality and development. One of the two schools of thought:. a. believes that the environment has a negative impact on development.
b. believes that development and environmental improvement occur simultaneously.
c. believes that there is no relationship between the environment and development.
d. believes that the environment has a negative impact on sustainable development.

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