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

There is
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huge economic
inequality
in major developing countries around the world.
This
issue affects how
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mount of money people can earn in their jobs and
others
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social problems. I do believe that
income
inequality
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is not good for
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opulation,
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the government shouldn’t ever try to control people’s salaries. The main problem is not about how high is the people’s wage, but the difference between the lower salary comparing to
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igher one.
This
issue is called
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an
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income
inequality
. Probably,
this
situation is going to affect other social problems in most
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ountries. Developed nations don’t have
this
wide difference between salaries. And it reflects directly to the country development and to people’s lifestyle.
On the other hand
, governments should not control
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people’s wages and the
economy
. Certainly, political interference in
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ree market
economy
does not seem a good policy for any nation. The World free market depends on capitalism to succeed. The law of demand and supply sets (determines) prices and distributes goods and services.
Therefore
, the government must stimulate the
economy
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country development rather than controlling the free market.
For instance
, when the
economy
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income
inequality
is will reduce. In conclusion, I am convinced that the government must stimulate the
economy
in order to decrease the economic
inequality
as well the
income
inequality
.
This
is the best way to improve people’s lives.
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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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