We are living in the era of demand and supply. Almost everything is related to the market forces as it's key factor. Sometimes, the resources(limited) are on the stake due to excessive demand and there are two aspect of this, the first one is that if we don't supply the goods then the economy comes into disequilibrium phase. The second aspect is that if we do that, the idea of sustainable development is ignored.
What are the solutions to correct it?
I think the international economy also plays a pretty big role in this issue. In a system with much more producers and firms, competition is more intense and companies are more likely to reach economies of scale. This is highly valuable, but it also causes a huge strain on the environment. So if we are speaking on hypothetical terms (if the world were a model that could easily be changed), making the market less international, so that local firms have more market power could reduce this issue. Prices would go up for some products, which could make people more mindful of how much they are consuming and what is necessary in order to produce the products that they consume. But then again it would also be extremely unfair for those who can't afford a rise in prices because they are barely able to come by.
Just playing with my thoughts here, if anyone would like to react to my reaction to the question feel free to:)
Hi, can you maybe explain your question a little bit? I am not very familiar with economic terms and finding it difficult to answer