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The governments should give each citizen a basic income so that they have enough money to live on, even if they are unemployed. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

#governments #citizen #income #money
In the
last
 few decades,
people
 in the world become more advanced, and everything is running by employment. Undoubtedly higher employment rates are like a booster for any
nation
.
However
, in some poor states where the occupation rate is low,
people
 are battling to achieve basic
money
. In my mind, society only can be strong if its
people
 are contributing to society and making an economy strong that only can be feasible with management
support
. I agree that the world economy depends on its inhabitants. On the one hand, I want to put the light on those countries that are developed, and the employment rate is higher rather than those that are enduring redundancy and generations are accosted to do hard jobs to get little
money
 to fulfil their basic need. Undeveloped territories do not have much
money
 to
support
 those who do not have work. By and large, there the authorities are responsible to
support
 their population to get out of
this
 calamity. At least,
support
 those who are truly needy.
On the other hand
, I disagree that the administration has to
support
 the whole public whether they have work or not. In my opinion, individuals should be braced by the
nation
 if they are made redundant, or they are sick while having health issues. But the other way around, who has a job, should not be supported by the country because they have enough
money
 to fulfil their desires. The
nation
 must
support
 the public by funding,
for example
, education and other vital issues of society. Unemployment gives
people
 a lackadaisical attitude so in
this
 case if they are getting
money
 from authorities, they become lazy and surely do not have the interest to do anything. To summarize, free
money
 from a
nation
 is an abhorrent idea for any country. The state should
support
 the public if they are needy unless the government must motivate and encourage a cohort to do something good which is a vital aspect of the country’s economy.
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  • basic income
  • financial security
  • unemployed
  • poverty
  • support
  • discourage
  • economic growth
  • taxes
  • budgetary strain
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