Countries with a long average working time are more economically successful than those countries which do not have a long working time. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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. In my opinion, working overtime is not a compass for economic situations despite the fact that it is proof that there is a high demand for production. On the one hand, to become a de
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, some acknowledgments or achievements are necessary
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as high technology and scientific researches.
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of all, high technologies make easier production process and to plummet time which is necessary for production saving cost.
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, running scientific researches in a
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illustrates directly the economic and social status of it.
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, some areas
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as fuel cells or solar power cells are not vital for developed countries, but they are very critical issues in terms of global warming for all livings in the world.
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, some countries
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as Japan, and China have more highly working time than other countries
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as European countries, so some people suppose that it is a critical tool to as
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, it can have a negative effect on societies causing social problems
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as late married, low rate of having children. In conclusion, it is not a direct link between working hours and economic su
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successfully, although
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it contributes to the wealth of a
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. I confirmed believe that other factors in the economy are very dominated.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • economic success
  • working hours
  • productivity
  • sustainable development
  • work-life balance
  • labor laws
  • efficiency
  • gross domestic product (GDP)
  • burnout
  • occupational health
  • technological innovation
  • industrialized nations
  • emerging economies
  • workforce
  • competitiveness
  • workplace culture
  • employee turnover
  • quality of life
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