In some countries, a few people earn extremely high salaries. Some people think that this is good for a country, while others believe that the government should control salaries and limit the amount people can earn. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

In some countries, people are earning good salaries.
Although
progressively increase in high salaries is preferred by some people, there are others who firmly believe that incomes should be controlled by governments. In my opinion, I believe that having income regulations is essential for high-risk sectors while earning high salaries is good for the
country
's economy. Many think it will provide a fair treatment and equality for people by having restraint in earnings by government.
In other words
, each rank or designation should have equal salaries,
this
approach will not only get rid of partiality or jealousy between colleagues but
also
cannot differentiate the risk each employee takes.
For instance
, Field Army who has the same rank must have equal salary because each soldier equally risk their lives.
Additionally
, if an employee does some extraordinary work he/she should be given recognition awards/rewards among their department to have a motivational pitch among themselves. Whereas, some believe that people earning an extremely high salary will be beneficial for a
country
in many ways.
Such
as, the huge lump sum of tax amount they pay will be useful to improve many infrastructures of the
country
. The number of immigration can be increased by attracting other
country
's people with their no constraints on salaries as well as with their infrastructures.
Therefore
, it is equally important for a
country
when a few people earn extremely high salaries. Above all, in my opinion, government-regulated or unregulated salaries depends on the sector people work for.
For example
, civil job's salaries must be regulated by them whereas people working in private sectors or businesses can earn ungoverned high salaries.
Therefore
, earning a salary depends on the type of work and field.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • wealth inequality
  • economic growth
  • motivation
  • talent acquisition
  • consumer spending
  • tax revenue
  • redistributing wealth
  • market forces
  • income disparity
  • social stability
  • freedom of choice
  • meritocracy
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