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In many countries, it is common for families to own and run their own businesses. Some people think this is the best way to run a business, while others consider this a potential source of problems. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion

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A group of individuals present the view that it is usual for families to run their
businesses
,
whereas
 others believe it can bring about numerous issues for them. I strongly agree with the former opinion. On the one hand, some people justifiably argue that there are lots of benefits that families can run their
businesses
.
First,
it helps them to better communicate with each other which makes them aligned goals and values.
Secondly
, a more compelling argument stems from stronger trust and loyalty.
Furthermore
, it provides opportunities to pass down the business through generations.
On the other hand
, another group of people have a negative attitude towards running family
businesses
. Many would argue that; it has the potential for nepotism.
For instance
, they prefer to recruit their relatives rather than others who are professional and
this
 factor causes financial loss. Other disadvantages are difficulty separating personal and business relationships
moreover
, resistance to new ideas which has a detrimental effect on their
businesses
 in the long run. Recruiting skilled workers plays a vital role in business success.
also
, they have less potential investment which is a decidedly negative phenomenon. Governments should raise public
awarewness
Correct your spelling
awareness
 by advertising about the consequences of
this
.
To conclude
, in my view, family
businesses
 can foster a strong sense of loyalty and commitment.
In addition
, it is important for merit-based employment.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Nepotism
  • Succession
  • Merit-based
  • Diverse perspectives
  • Professional boundaries
  • External stakeholders
  • Adaptability
  • Innovation
  • Loyalty
  • Generational business
  • Personal investment
  • Aligned values
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