Eminent Domain: Positive And Negative Effects Of Economic Growth

While eminent domain can take away someones house, it can be a positive action if it makes a neglected property livable again. It improves not only the area, but also the community. Economic growth can be both positive and negative. It can create jobs for people, improve living conditions and improve peoples moral. While the negative effects of economic growth can hurt the poor, especially affordable housing, it can hurt the environment, and more money has to be put out for public works. American cities have to rely on cars more than European cities. European cities rely heavily on mass transit and are more pedestrian friendly. While Europe population is maintaining steady, Japan is facing a population decline. The decline caused by millennials is leading to problems with preventing new attractions from being built. Cities in developing countries deal with harsh conditions. No sewer systems, and a government that is unwilling to help them. They are living without the basics. While China, which is a developed country, is expanding rapidly. By 2030, it will have more than 30% of the worlds population. Ways that cities can promote sustainable growth is through mass transit, green buildings and brownfield sites. Some ways that eminent domain is justified in order to
Because of the new increase in travel, they have to make sure that roads and other services are up to date, and also more money may have to be used to pay for more public utilities. While economic growth is positive for many people, it does hurt the poor. The rents for surrounding apartments go up because of the positive growth, and it takes away more of the affordable housing units, and makes it harder to get one. There is also the negative impact that it has on the environment. With more cars there is more emissions being released into the air, and more pollution.