Kristin
Nicholson
August 31, 2012
4:44pm
India and China are faced with the possibility of
more urbanization. To some, urbanization is the recipe for a promising economic
future. Others feel that it means poverty for the people that would be
affected. This course of the development will be dependent upon the way the
Chinese and Indian governments handle the change. According to Stephen Green, “There is a huge
debate raging about urbanization and land reform, but it looks as if the party
is moving in favor of small-town urbanization”. Researchers conclude that villages
and cities are thrive upon each other. Urban life in India would not be a great
endeavor yet it would be necessary for its potential growth.
This is a very relevant and important issue. In
agreement with the author, I feel as if urbanization could be a positive or negative
approach. Urbanization in this area will definitely create more jobs.
Unfortunately, when new jobs are created other jobs are downplayed. The effects
of job loss could be lessened. The Chinese and Indian governments could
implement a plan to employ education and skills training in order to keep the
population up to date with the urbanization. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/03/business/global/03iht-inside.html
Good summary. The analysis could be a little more in depth. Try bringing in class discussion or readings. This is very short. The word count minimum is 250.
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