The Disney movie Wall-E links to economics in many different ways. The small planet of Earth is empty only robots named Wall-E remain. The humans left the world over-dveloped, and full of trash. All the humans are on a space ship, they consume more than they did on the Earth. In a fight to get back to our home planet they discover how developed the ship really is. They don't know what developing countries look like. When they get back to Earth it hits them how bad they hurt there home, no oceans, and no trees.
Econmics say that Wall-E was a attempt to scare people about pollution and urban sprawl, showing that these scenes were taking place. I think that this is just what could happen if we let it. I don't agree with them fully Disney was not looking to scar people, but to inform them about
I really liked where you were going with this post. It looks like you stopped before you got to finish it though.
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