https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2 en-us 2022-04-04 03:53:47 UTC 2023-04-10 15:22:15 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2/wish/2543171270 I think natural resources are not a limit to economic growth. Even though some natural resources are limited, like water, land, kerosene and so on, which would be run out within a certain amount of time. But we can make good use of technology to replace the non-renewable resources and create economic growth.]]> 2023-04-04 04:21:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2/wish/2543171270 https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2/wish/2547991716 I think natural resources are objectively limited to economic growth, but not absolutely. First of all, because natural resources are limited, economic growth will be affected by the depletion of resources when they are exhausted. At the same time, economic growth is not only affected by natural resources. Many countries with underdeveloped natural resources are still economically developed (such as Japan), so the limit of natural resources on economic growth is not absolute.]]> 2023-04-09 14:04:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2/wish/2547991716 https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2/wish/2548884450 Natural resources can limit economic growth in several ways:

Depletion of non-renewable resources: Natural resources such as fossil fuels or minerals are often finite, and their depletion can limit economic growth.

Resource extraction costs: The cost of extracting natural resources can be high due to difficult terrain, deep-sea drilling, or remote locations, which can limit economic growth.

Environmental impacts: The extraction and use of natural resources can have negative environmental impacts, such as pollution, habitat destruction, or climate change, which can limit economic growth by reducing the availability of resources.]]> 2023-04-10 14:44:00 UTC https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2/wish/2548884450 https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2/wish/2548926057 Natural resources will not be a constraint on economic growth, but they will have an appropriate impact on it. First of all, natural resources can be divided into renewable resources and non-renewable resources. Renewable resources refer to solar radiation, wind, water power, geothermal and hot springs, etc., which can be supplied continuously and reciprocately, renewable within a certain period, and can always provide power for economic growth. Secondly, non-renewable resources, such as metal deposits, nuclear fuel and fossil fuel, will be exhausted after a period of time due to their long formation time. However, human beings can improve the utilization rate of resources through scientific and technological progress, increase the search for new energy to replace non-renewable resources, and use resources in a sustainable way to create impetus for economic growth. Finally, there are many factors affecting economic growth. For example, Japan is still a developed country despite its lack of resources, while Singapore takes the financial industry as the leading force for its economic growth. In summary, natural resources have limited limits on economic growth.]]> 2023-04-10 15:22:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ywei841/l6g0bszdzvvh06w2/wish/2548926057