THE ROLE OF ECOLOGICAL FACTORS IN DEVELOPING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

Abstract

This paper examines the critical role ecological factors play in driving
sustainable economic growth and development. The study highlights the intricate
relationship between a healthy environment and a thriving economy, analyzing how
environmental factors, including natural resources, biodiversity, climate change, and
pollution, influence economic activities, productivity, and overall prosperity. It
explores the implications of ecological degradation on economic performance and
discusses the importance of integrating environmental considerations into national
development policies and strategies. The paper emphasizes the need for a paradigm
shift towards a sustainable development model that balances economic progress with
ecological sustainability