ENCYCLOPEDIA

OF WORLD PROBLEMS

AND HUMAN POTENTIAL

Human values

Increase [D]

Increase [D]

Increased
Increasing

Broader

Superiority-Inferiority

Possession-Loss

Increase-Decrease

Problem

Television addiction

Stagnated development of agricultural production

Shortage of natural resources

Proliferation of sports utility vehicles

Marginal level of family income

Increasing concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere

Increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide

Harmful carbon dioxide impact on agriculture

External debt crisis

Ageing of world population

Unsatisfactory retail banking

Underpopulation

Technological underdevelopment

Socio-economic burden of militarization

Restricted growth in export markets

Proliferation of automobiles and motor vehicles

Maldistribution of agricultural land

Lack of support for local commercial services

Increasing unsustainability of global development

Increasing public health costs

Increasing proportion of land surface devoted to urbanization

Increasing number of step-families

Increasing job monotony

Increasing income disparity due to transnational corporations

Increasing female criminality

Increasing drug experimentation in developing countries

Increasing adolescent sexual activity

Increase in product transport distances

Increase in pests and diseases through perennial irrigation

Increase in nitrous oxides in the atmosphere

Increase in insurance claims for medical negligence

Increase in concentration of atmospheric water vapour

Increase in atmospheric concentration of methane

Increase in abandoned buildings

Fear of increased autonomy

Excessive growth of social expenditure

Declining economic productivity

Compassion fatigue

Catastrophic expansion of the sun

Unrestricted travel

Prohibitive labour costs

Preoccupation with increasing size

Increasing scepticism about the accuracy of official information

Increasing pace of life

Increasing number of disabled persons

Increasing lag in education against population growth

Increasing lag in education against growth in knowledge

Increasing development lag against population growth

Increased reflection of solar radiation

Increased food consumption

Increased dependence on guard dogs

Increase in operating costs

Inadequate community policing

Fear of increased taxation

Extreme weather events

Discrimination against local community shopping facilities

Animal disease due to increase in irrigation and water conservation

Strategy

Increasing international labour mobility

Developing agricultural biotechnology

Reforming tax systems

Reducing uncertainties in animal experimentation

Incurring foreign public debt

Increasing reliance on private sector health services

Increasing global food production

Increasing efficiency of manual farming

Increasing amount of water for food production

Improving agricultural productivity

Generating employment

Ensuring full employment

Developing marginal agricultural lands

Using public environment

Upgrading local soil productivity

Training practical skills

Training meteorologists

Studying social changes

Strengthening political will

Sowing distrust

Separating urban subcultures

Securing increased consumer sales

Reversing declining birth rate

Releasing additional usable land

Relaxing preoccupation with increasing size

Regulating historical research

Regionalizing security

Reducing uncertainty

Reducing local energy costs

Reducing illiteracy amongst children

Providing social awareness

Promoting increased security in cable systems

Producing fish in reservoirs

Popularizing heroes

Motivating cooperation

Maximizing productive plantation acreage

Lifting restrictions on private schooling

Increasing-Decreasing

Increasing water storage capacity

Increasing use of resources

Increasing urban murder rate

Increasing unemployment

Increasing understanding

Increasing travel opportunities

Increasing transfer of industries to low-wage countries

Increasing tension

Increasing taxes

Increasing success of human mating

Increasing stiffness

Increasing share of world exports

Increasing seasonal crop yields

Increasing scientific activities

Increasing scale of farms

Increasing rural population

Increasing risk

Increasing resistance to disease

Increasing residential space

Increasing reflection of solar radiation

Increasing rate of productivity increase

Increasing public health costs

Increasing provision

Increasing productivity of use of human resources

Increasing productivity of resources

Increasing productivity of marine living resources

Increasing productivity of dependents

Increasing productivity of capitalist systems

Increasing production of manufactured goods

Increasing price of raw materials

Increasing predominance of supermarkets

Increasing power generation capacity

Increasing postal security

Increasing population

Increasing personnel

Increasing personal income

Increasing pace of life

Increasing out-of-town shopping

Increasing operating costs

Increasing numbers

Increasing number of voters

Increasing number of single person households

Increasing number of geostationary satellite orbits

Increasing number of adoptable children

Increasing North - South trade

Increasing nobility

Increasing national population

Increasing national assets

Increasing municipalization of land

Increasing military strength

Increasing military efficiency

Increasing mechanization

Increasing marketable crop yield

Increasing market capacity

Increasing local respect for regional and global legislation

Increasing local milk output

Increasing local meat source

Increasing local demand

Increasing loan collateral

Increasing limitations

Increasing land vehicles

Increasing land supply by fiscal means

Increasing labour force

Increasing job monotony

Increasing intervals between pregnancies

Increasing international travel

Increasing international trade

Increasing individual responsibility

Increasing indirect taxation

Increasing independence of the disabled

Increasing income

Increasing in value

Increasing impact of violent news

Increasing human physical height

Increasing health costs

Increasing groundwater resources

Increasing government regulations

Increasing government action commitment

Increasing goods

Increasing global funds

Increasing genetic erosion

Increasing forest productivity

Increasing food crop productivity

Increasing fishing industry revenue

Increasing fisheries catch

Increasing financial resources

Increasing farm mechanization

Increasing exposure

Increasing export earnings

Increasing enforceability of international standards

Increasing energy supplies

Increasing energy security

Increasing employment in caring professions

Increasing efficiency of labour use

Increasing effectiveness of past efforts

Increasing dowry

Increasing direct taxation

Increasing demand for primary commodities due to technological change

Increasing demand for meat and egg products

Increasing demand for distribution of economic goods

Increasing defence budgets

Increasing death rate

Increasing cultivated produce export

Increasing crop profit margin

Increasing contribution of marine living resources to food security in developing countries

Increasing concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere

Increasing competitiveness of rural attractions

Increasing competitiveness of business practices

Increasing competition from low-wage countries

Increasing community urgency

Increasing commercial facilities

Increasing combined use of surface and groundwater

Increasing church-school involvement

Increasing chemical risk research by industry in developed countries

Increasing business activity

Increasing available living units

Increasing available land

Increasing available harvesting potential

Increasing available cultivated acres

Increasing availability of therapeutic substances of human origin

Increasing availability of renewable basic materials

Increasing autonomy of urban water

Increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide

Increasing antisocial behaviour

Increasing annual acreage yield

Increasing amount of urban land

Increasing amount of labour

Increasing amount of housing

Increasing amount of fresh-water

Increasing amount of foreign currency

Increasing amount of energy resources

Increasing amount of cultivable land

Increasing amount of available natural resources

Increasing amount of animal protein

Increasing amount

Increasing agricultural production

Increasing activity of transnational corporations

Increasing achievement visions

Increasing accuracy of official information

Increasing access to goods

Increasing access to foreign travel in remote places

Improving reliability of rainfall

Improving natural resource use

Improving interface between fundamentally different societies

Ignoring plight of disadvantaged people

Formalizing technical training structures

Forcing repatriation

Focusing on increasing size

Extracting natural resources

Extending agricultural water usage

Exposing to outside influences

Expanding world trade

Expanding consumer choice

Exchanging adult educators

Establishing scholarship loan fund

Ensuring competent radiometry

Engaging in rivalry

Enabling increased market complexity

Developing rural energy sources

Developing private investment

Depleting natural resources

Decreasing rate of productivity increase

Decreasing incentives for agricultural output

Controlling rise

Competing for exports

Building up local production

Broadening systematic purchasing power

Assisting increased parental employment

Assessing marine biological effects of increased ultraviolet radiation

Advocating for lesbians

Acquiring increased farm land

Accumulating capital

Metadata

Database

Human values

Type

(D) Destructive values

Content quality

Yet to rate

Language

English

Last update

Feb 28, 2022