Question

Compare developmental goals of an industrialist and a farmer.

Answer 1

Answer:

Development goals may be common, different or conflicting.

(i) Common goals : There are some needs which are common to all like income, freedom, equality, security, respect, friendship, etc.

(ii) Different goals : Development or progress does not mean the same thing for every individual. Each individual has his own idea of development. For example, development for a farmer might be better irrigation facilities; for an unemployed youth it may mean better employment opportunities, etc.

(ii) Conflicting goals : What may be development for some, may become destruction for some others. For example, industrialists may want dams for electricity but such dams would displace the natives of the region.

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Answer 2

Developmental goals of an industrialist and a farmer

Explanation:

Development Goals of Farmers

• Tube-wells to be dug & canals to be made for irrigation for growing crops.
• Higher support prices for crops
• Availability of cheap and hardworking labor;
• Better education facilities for children. Education of children in English medium schools
• More earning from the land by giving it on rent.  

Development Goals of Industrialists

• More electricity to run their factories, hence build more and more dams
• Exemption from taxes and other industrial exemptions
• Higher sales and revenues
• Cheap labour with high productivity
• Sending their children to big and famous schools/universities