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

In some
countries
, people earn higher
salaries
and think good for their own
country
and themselves, and
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another
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another country
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countries
they contend
it
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and believe that equal
salaries
to
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every
citizens
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. Some people are born with
talent
and become a working hard
person
. if the
person
can get
higher
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salary
compare
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to
other
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person
who are not that
much
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talent
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or working hard
person
,
then
it impacts
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those who are
talent
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and working hard. If talented and
working hard
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person
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people
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get higher
salaries
,
then
they can contribute to
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the country's
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economic growth and investment.
One
countries
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economic growth and investment
is
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important to control its unemployment rate, foreign and infrastructure investment,
monetary
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policy. Brain drain is a term meaning
one
countries
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talent
leaves its motherland to seek
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or bright future in another appealing
country
. If a
country
offers a good salary and opportunities
then
they remain their beloved nation to contribute their talents. So, in
this
way
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one
country
can retain its talents.
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, individual freedom is
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to
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every
person
and merit evaluation is the key
for
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anyone
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success, so
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someone properly could do best for that
person
and for
this
country
. And
this
way
one
can become an entrepreneur.
On the other hand
, if in a company few people get high
salaries
and
and
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most of the
stuff
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staff
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get lower
salaries
then
it creates income inequality and social divide and
this
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detrimental effect on workforce motivation. For
an
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example, if a company team has three to five members, and their income is not
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,
then
there is a few
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arises
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like team support, working more or less, and points of responsibility. And, even sometimes they
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in arguments which is negative in
working
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the working
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environment. In conclusion, the dream of
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eglatarian
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egalitarian
society is difficult to achieve, because if there is no value of talents, merits and even freedom of income,
then
one
country
will not
get
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economic success.
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  • talent acquisition
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  • social stability
  • freedom of choice
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