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people
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according to
statistics of smartphone prices conducted by Apple Inc., the average price is about 500 dollars, meaning if a nation has 100,000 Linking Words
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without a job, that would cost 50 million dollars to solve the issue, which might be unrealistic and have a negative impact on the governmental finances.
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In addition
, using smartphones often requires an adequate amount of knowledge about the gadgets, and Linking Words
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is generally more challenging for individuals, Linking Words
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as the elderly, who are not good at using them. Especially in Japan, as known for being an ageing society, 70% of citizens over 60 live by themselves and have few Linking Words
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As a consequence
, they might end up using it to look for a job.
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To sum up
, there is an argument that every jobless citizen should have a phone which is given by the government so that they can access the Internet, as it is believed that the unemployment problem would be solved in Linking Words
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way. I completely disagree with Linking Words
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viewpoint, with the reason being that it Linking Words
costs
significantly to provide phones , and it is difficult for senior generations to Verb problem
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phones appropriately.Use synonyms