Most governments think that economic progress is the most important goal. Some people, however, think that other types of progress are equally important for a country. Discuss both these views and give your opinion.

Nowadays, in a rapidly growing era of modernization, monetary

advancement

is becoming increasingly significant.

This

essay discusses that financial

progress

alone is not sufficient and unless there is equal

progress

in other fields as well, the structure of society would crumble at even minor quakes. It states that though all other areas require

finances

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financing

to work and develop, it would only work

if there is parallel

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if there is a parallel

progress

in moral values that sustain the society and in literacy. It's commonly believed by many people that economic

advancement

should be the target of countries as economical stability would automatically translate into improvement in other fields. With enough money, not only would a nation be able to bear the expenses of commodities, trade and

administration but

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administration, but

would

also

be able to invest in education, health, tourism and technology which would in turn draw more money.

For example

, Pakistan's lack of funds has resulted in the inability to build

Diamer Bhasha dam

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a Diamer Bhasha dam

the Diamer Bhasha dam

and

as a

result people

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result, people

are facing load shedding which has hindered business and

economy

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the economy

. Opponents of

this

view say that other kinds of

progress

are

also

important including maintenance of justice and eradication of corruption. They believe that economy would be tarnished in

hands

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the hands

of corrupt officials like Aurangzeb's inappropriate attitude led to the fall of the mighty Mughal Empire.

Similarly

, education is crucial as polished individuals would lead to technological, agricultural, administrative and business's

progress

.

For example

, remittances from educated nationals of a country or a hospital built by a flourishing doctor would definitely have any impact on the betterment of a nation. I am of the opinion that economic

progress

alone should never be the goal and true

progress

is only possible if it is a part of well integrated network in which the society demonstrates

progress

in all areas. In conclusion, economic

advancement

not

alone but

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alone, but

interlinked with strokes of

advancement

in education and moral values is what is needed to complete the ideal painting of an ever-growing and thriving nation.