Many countries aim to improve their living standard by economic development, but some important social values are lost as a result. Do you think the advantages of economic development outweigh the disadvantages.

The social development and lifestyle of
people
are directly associated with the economic growth of nations
that is
why it is the prime focus of the majority of governments.
This
materialistic approach has devastating impacts on cultural and traditional norms. I believe that the benefits of economic prosperity are far more than its side effects on social values.
To begin
with, there are a few negative effects of economic progress on social norms. Social bonds become weaker with financial well-being, as
people
can buy anything which they want and their mutual dependence minimizes.
Moreover
, in a society influenced by consumerism, individuals think about profit and loss and they don't care about social and cultural values.
For instance
, a commercial corporation that wants to earn money even jeopardizing local tradition,
it
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would have catastrophic consequences.
On the contrary
, there are enormous positives of fiscal growth.
First
and foremost, the lifestyle of
people
would significantly improve because they have enough funds to spend better life and buy luxuries for them.
Secondly
, it would raise the standard of health in a society, for ,example if a country is economically prosperous it would have surplus money for healthcare services which ultimately decline the mortality rate in the nation.
Last
but not the least, the financial well-being of
people
gives them a sense of security which is incredibly important for their mental health and prevent them from psychiatric illness like depression, anxiety and psychosis. In conclusion, in my
opinion
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even though economic development may cause turmoil in social values, it enhances the
people
's standard of living
such
as better housing, and medical facilities.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • standard of living
  • economic development
  • quality of life
  • infrastructure
  • healthcare
  • education
  • job opportunities
  • unemployment
  • poverty
  • technological advancements
  • innovation
  • traditional cultural values
  • social bonds
  • material wealth
  • consumerism
  • social inequality
  • environmental conservation
  • wealth gap
  • vulnerable groups
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