Shepherd Economics refers to the situation that shepherd boys only graze when grazing, regardless of the damage to the grassland. In economics, in order to pursue high production (consumption of natural resources) and high consumption (transformation of commodities into pollutants), they consume a large number of natural resources quickly and choose waste accumulated environmental pollution.
According to the above definition, a place investing a lot of money to organize villagers to plant apple trees, and the resulting poor sales leading to apples falling to the ground and rotting a lot, belongs to Shepherd Economics.