Companies introduce new products regularly and encourage consumers to replace their old products with these new models. Do you think it is a positive or negative development?

In the contemporary era, with the
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of digital technology, more and more companies participate in a competition to produce new items
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of the previous ones. In
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background, I believe it brings various benefits for the
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of the economy.
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, I claim that it has negative effects on the environment and education. On the one hand, from
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positive perspective, producing more new products can motivate employees’ enthusiasm, embracing relevant designers and engineers, which brings better
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to afford life expenses,
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as higher educational fees and medical fees.
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, positive and competitive relationships among plenty of companies can stimulate the local economy and ensure the consistent workload of the production line, which is beneficial for the local employment rate.
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, it is undeniable that excessive production of new and replacement products can be disadvantageous for the sustainable
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of the environment. Lots of discarded products,
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as electronic devices, plastic items and other books, not only destroy the ecosystem because of too many non-biodegradable materials, but
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destroy vegetation
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excessive deforestation.
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, more and more students start to compare and follow the latest trends,
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as purchasing a new iPhone, which negatively affects students’
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of healthy consumption habits. In summary,
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showcasing new goods with different designs can bring some positive influence on the local economy and employment rate, we cannot ignore that it brings more negative effects for the environment and the education of the young generation.

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Coherence and Cohesion
Use clear link words to show flow from one idea to the next.
Coherence and Cohesion
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Check words to avoid wrong claim, e.g., 'books' or 'deforestation' are not well used.
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