د انسان داخلي غدوات

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Natural resources are the engine of development of developing countries
Mercantilism or mercantilists (businessmen’s school) until the middle of the 18th century, trade was the first necessity of economic development, but after that the physiocrats emphasized on natural resources. For a long time, it has become the dominant theory that natural resources are an essential factor for economic development, but the rapid development of some countries that are not rich in natural resources, such as Japan; He showed that only natural resources are not the basic factor of development, but there are many countries that are very rich in terms of natural resources, but economically and socially are poor and left behind, such as some African countries.

Not all examples are true forever, but it has been proved that like Afghanistan; If the current developing countries want to develop and maintain their independence, then the only way for them is good management of their natural resources and their beneficial use for economic prosperity and social development. More importantly, their natural resources should not become a disaster for them.

Professor Dudayal
Natural resources (natural resources) are tangible and intangible assets that are available around us and are not human-made, but naturally available. It has given valuable nature and environment to the economic system of the countries, which has an important role in the welfare of their people. This is wealth, which is generally called the property of the whole nation. Legally and legally, these assets are called immovable assets. We use the same term. At the present time, the possibility of the value of these assets falling or even becoming scarce is due to the following factors:

1. Expanded use of energy

2. The exploitation of more diverse and more mineral resources

3. Certain agricultural practices that have affected a number of other resources such as water, minerals, forest and pasture.

4. Deforestation and destruction. In addition, all this has caused negative climate change.

5. Decreasing or imbalance of fixed water sources (meltdown of glaciers, lack of snow and changes in rainfall patterns, etc.).

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