Haiti was once a heavily forested country. today, 80 percent of haiti's forests have been cut down, primarily to be burned to create charcoal. the reduction in the number of trees has lead to devastating floods when it rains heavily. this is an example of the tragedy of the commons. the consequences of not having a market economic system. human greed. tragic externalities.

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Zaiden Hopkins

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18 June, 18:49

Haiti was once a heavily forested country. today, 80 percent of haiti's forests have been cut down, primarily to be burned to create charcoal. the reduction in the number of trees has lead to devastating floods when it rains heavily. this is an example of the tragedy of the commons. the consequences of not having a market economic system. human greed. tragic externalities.

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Kadyn Willis · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: the Tragedy of the Commons

the Tragedy of the Commons refers to a situation when some individuals acting recklessly for their own personal benefit that resulted in the depletion of resources for society as a whole. The numbers of the Tragedy of the Commons were heavily increasing ever since we had the industrial revolution.