Some experts believe that when a country is already rich, any additional increase in economic wealth does not make its citizens any more satisfied. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

In academic groups, some
people
believe that economic
increase
will not make that country's citizens happier. But there are
people
that oppose
this
idea because they agree that in
this
case, those
people
's level of life will
increase
, too.
Moreover
, wealthy
countries
will be able to have a bigger contribution to medicine, technology, space and other important fields for the human species.
Due to
these reasons, I completely oppose
this
idea. First and foremost, the level of life of citizens will
increase
and more workplaces will appear.
This
means that number of unemployed
people
will decrease.
Also
, the average amount of salary will
increase
. As an example, in wealthy
countries
such
as the USA, UAE
people
earn much more money compared to not developed and poor
countries
such
as Chad, Syria and etc.
Therefore
, it will be able easier for
people
to realize their ideas, or just travel or buy a house without any mortgage. They will able to study in universities without any student loan which is quite popular among American students.
Secondly
,
countries
will be able to invest more money in science, medicine, technology and other areas which need development. Thanks to the investments scientists will be able to find cures for lots of diseases.
Also
, they will be able to improve technology to make
people
's life much more easier and productive. And one of the most important fields for surviving the human species is space.
People
will be able to colonize other planets, too.
To sum up
, economic
increase
for developed
countries
will have an impact on every country on Earth because of the technological, space, and medical development. Those developments will help everyone on Earth. But
also
, I would like to mention that citizens of wealthy
countries
will be happier.
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