Biggest Problems Ranked:
1.
World Hunger/ Poverty
2.
Global Terrorism
3.
Climate Change
4.
Racism
5.
Global Economic Crises
“Easiest” or “Most implementable” Solutions:
1.
The United States should probably focus on
helping provide the infrastructure to grow food rather than only delivering
food. I’m not quite sure what we currently do.
2.
It would take global cooperation to reduce
emissions and reduce the effect of climate change. I also think that there needs to be more
research into climate change; we need to learn more about it, its causes (both
natural and human), and how to stop it.
3.
There is obviously not an easy solution to this
problem. ISIS appears to be driven to
violence based on extreme religious views that stem from the Sunni belief. They won’t be easily persuaded to stop, and
peace in the Middle East has long been hard to achieve. The elimination of ISIS would hardly fix the
problems in the Middle East and would just create a power vacuum. Global cooperation is required to stop the
rise of ISIS and Global Terrorism.
4.
As for how to fix it, I have no idea. But this is definitely a huge problem and
needs to be fixed.
5.
I’m not an economist and have only taken a
couple economic classes so I am hardly qualified to assess the global economic
situation and provide a suitable solution.
The world economy is so interconnected that a crash in one market will
cause a domino effect that affects the entire global economy.
I selected World Hunger/ Poverty as the top problem. It was difficult to rank these problems
because they are all so large scale. I
justify World Hunger / Poverty as the biggest problem because it’s astonishing
to me the difference in quality of life across the world. The difference between the quality of life in
a developed country vs a less developed country is huge. Even the poorest in the United States live a
much better life than others in less developed countries. I think this is one of the biggest problems
in the world. I also think that the most
implementable solution relates to world hunger.
I ranked it as the easiest and most implementable because it is a much
less complex issue than the others. All the
United States would have to do would be to fund the infrastructure of less
developed countries. Of course this is
extremely unlikely and probably not in our best interest. We already give a lot
in foreign aid and it is probably not likely that we would give more, unless it
was part of a larger global initiative.

ReplyDeleteHi Parker, I really appreciate your post on the top 5 world problems and their respective solutions. I believe that internationally quality of life is a huge issue. This impacts everything from the infrastructure to a company to the energy people will reciprocate to their lands. IF we as the leading super power of the united states do have money to fund other initiatives, and deals why are we not able to solve the simplest issue such as food. What I would recommend to you is to look at the reasons why it has not been fixed yet and maybe it would be easier to understand the problem. That`s what I thought about when I put thought into my post.I invite you to read my post, you would find it interesting.
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My rankings were kind of opposite only because things like climate change will destroy this planet and when there is no more earth there won't be things like world hunger for us to worry about. I really follow your stand point on these very hard to rank issues, world hunger is a huge issue with living quality varying across the world.
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