Destruction of rural subsistence economy

The rural subsistence economy, the part of the economy from which until now the bulk of the rural population of developing countries produced its requirements, is being subjected to continual encroachments and destruction by capital-intensive export-agriculture, industrialization, and depredation of the environment. It is the destruction of this sector (a sector only partly integrated into the world economy and still partly autonomous) which is the root cause of the emigration of large parts of the rural population.

1. Despite declarations by institutions such as the World Bank that the destruction of this sector should not run out of control, and the knowledge that it constitutes a source of cheap labour and the basis for political stability, nothing concrete has been done.

1. Neglect of agricultural and rural life

1. Type 2 diabetes
2. Sustenance determined priorities
3. Rural poverty
4. Loss of biodiversity in rural areas
5. Denial of right to a people to their own means of subsistence
6. Declining breeds of cultivated plants

1. Unsustainable rural development
2. Unprotected vulnerable economies
3. Philanthrocapitalism
4. Non-diversification in subsistence fishing economies
5. Disruptive rural to urban migration
6. Deteriorating rural community cooperation

1. Subsistence life style
2. Declining breeds of domesticated animals

1. Revitalizing rural subsistence economy
2. Protecting subsistence rights
3. Preserving rural subsistence economy
4. Increasing efficiency of manual farming
5. Dismantling traditional rural economy

1. Unprotected
2. Subsistence
3. Rights
4. Economy
5. Destructiveness
6. Existence-Nonexistence
7. Prosperity-Adversity
8. Power-Impotence
9. Restoration-Destruction
10. Safety-Danger
11. Life-Death
12. Healthfulness-Unhealthfulness