INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT MODEL
- Quantitative development – many inputs
- Many input markets
- Specialization
- Shrinking farms (mostly small)
- Increase in large farms
- Few people produce many goods
- Lack of unbiased consumer information
- Producing the cheap, the right one though?
The current economic system Supports prices and social needs. But as far as money is concerned, sustainability has weaknesses. Cheap production, The “dirty” production system for short-term production growth (use of hormones). Use non-renewable sources in the long run for economic reasons.
SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION AND ECONOMY
- Sufficient quantity of productive input + knowledge + skills
- Thus, a new way of life and perception
- A diversified stream, an alternative tendency and another way of action
- Universities, State, Support Bodies
Conclusions
- The industrial production system creates conditions that exhaust resources and increase external inputs due mainly to this situation
- The family character of the farm is declining, while more and more specialization and technological support are needed on the altar of the short but very productive direction
- The quantitative orientation in combination with (at all costs) servicing the requirements of a customer-oriented market, leads to degradation and burden of productive resources
- The need to balance harmony between environment and exploitation (of all kinds) inevitably leads to reorganization and thoughts
- The solution to the problem of preserving productive resources as a foundation stone for ensuring our future existence is the shift towards sustainable exploitation