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A Characteristic Asset The executives Structure for Feasible Turn of events

U A. Yogamoorthi , Researcher, Institute For Art And Culture, Lahore, Pakistan

Abstract

Various nations rely to a great extent upon fares of their characteristic assets, procuring significant
segment of their unfamiliar trade from these fares. It is exceptionally simple for the nations to
debilitate their normal assets by over use of these assets. Strategy producers may disregard
manageability part of the characteristic resources and resultantly, plan arrangements to get transient
additions while overlooking long haul suggestions. Another issue looked by nations relying vigorously
upon fare of regular assets is that their income age limits from administration area or fare of different
things is disregarded in arrangement choices. The paper presents a system that might be utilized by
policymakers for picturing nation's regular assets as resources and creating approaches for picking up
most extreme monetary advantages from these resources, and yet, taking consideration that these
resources are created and protected for the following ages. The paper recommends that the nations
should see regular assets as basic resource and besides, resource explicit techniques should be framed
for their turn of events. It is underscored that these resource explicit techniques should be planned in
such a way as they don't neutralize each other and are lined up with the generally speaking monetary
arrangement of the nation.

Keywords

Manageable turn of events, natural assets

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U A. Yogamoorthi. (2020). A Characteristic Asset The executives Structure for Feasible Turn of events. The American Journal of Social Science and Education Innovations, 2(12), 146–149. https://doi.org/10.37547/tajssei/Volume02Issue12-26