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.

While some
people
believe that controlling payments could bring an affirmative effect in the
country
, others believe that the ruling body should provide increased
salary
packages. In my opinion,
people
should be given high
pay checks
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accordingly
because of the risk and involvement that they show towards their job sacrificing their personal life.
To begin
with, earning high salaries in some areas could help those
people
to spend more which increase the revolution of the money cycle inside the
country
.
As a result
, more companies
emerges
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which in turn increases the employment rate in the
country
which eventually improves the productivity of that region.
For example
, the United States followed
this
method which helped them to become the greatest power in the world. Due to their high
salary
packages, many
people
tend to take credit cards which helped not only the
governement
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government
but
also
small businesses to flourish.
Secondly
,
people
who are receiving high paychecks are sacrificing their personal life to a great extent because of the unbearable pressure from their job.
On the other hand
, some places make restrictions in controlling peoples
salary
because it could help
people
to save their money for future use.
In addition
, it could prevent them from being a spendthrift.
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best illustration is the tradition followed in India where the citizens would not spend a lot to lead a happy life
instead
they keep their treasure for their children.
As a result
, the overall development of the
country
is limited.
Moreover
, introducing rules to limit the amount a person could earn would eventually lead to
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where everyone in the
country
would be having
same
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salary
despite
of
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their superiority after a period of time which makes them less loyal to what they do in their career. To conclude, in my opinion, no regulations should be put forward to limit the amount that they receive in accordance with their job responsibilities as
their
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are a lot of
people
who works restlessly which have to be considered by the ruling body as well as by the institution where they work.
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