A person’s worth nowadays seems to be judged according to social status and material possessions. Old fashioned values such as honor, kindness, and trust no longer seem important. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is argued that moral values are not important anymore and people are judged based on their

wealth

and status.

This

essay disagrees with the statement because many rich people do charitable work and people prefer

business

ethics and trust over an individual’s

wealth

.

To begin

with, it is a known fact that many wealthy people contribute large amounts of their

wealth

to charitable organizations. These organizations collect items,

such

as money and clothes, and send them to people who are unable to afford these basic amenities.

For example

, Tim Cook, the CEO of

apple

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Apple

, was

honored

having an illustrious reputation; respected

honoured

by the Red Crescent Society in 2015 for donating 30% of his

wealth

in support

for

Suggestion

of

the refugees in Syria.

Therefore

, it is inappropriate to judge people based only on the amount of money they have, and one should

also

appreciate the things they do for society. Many people choose to work with individuals who have moral values rather than how rich they are. Organizations refuse to do

business

with people if they have a history of cheating others, even though they are rich and famous, whereas, if person treats his

business

associates with respect and honesty, he would most probably be valued more.

For instance

, Warren Buffet Is a very rich and famous investment banker and many investors trust him to take care of his

wealth

over others. In conclusion, moral values are more important than a person’s social and financial status because many wealthy people donate to charitable causes and people choose to conduct

business

with individuals that are trustworthy and respectful towards them.