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describe a city you have lived. Explain why this place is either a good place ora not a god place to live v.1

describe a city you have lived. Explain why this place is either a good place ora not a god place to live v. 1
The average age of the population for many nations around the world has been in decline in recent decades creating a situation where young people have become the world’s largest demographic, particularly in developing nations. Although there are decided drawbacks to this phenomenon related to expertise in the workforce, it is still a positive development because it will lead to booming economies in the coming years. The most frequently cited drawback to having a predominately young population is the lack of skilled workers in many important industries. A great example of this can be seen in Vietnam, which has one of the youngest populations in the world. Vietnam currently has very few leaders in important areas like engineering and technology. When it came time for Ho Chi Minh city to build a subway system, there were not enough skilled engineers to accomplish the feat. They had to hire a huge number of specialists from Japan and Thailand to ensure the quality of the project. The potential engineers for this project are still in school in Vietnam or studying abroad and it may be another decade before they are ready to design and execute large, complex infrastructure. It is not uncommon in developing countries with young populations to require outside assistance for national projects to the detriment of their own workers. Despite this drawback, the advantage of a young population is that it brings many future benefits to a country and is a key indicator of future economic prosperity. Japan famously has one of the oldest populations in the world and this has led them into a deep economic recession over the last 20 years as it becomes increasingly apparent that the nation will have to assume responsibilities related to healthcare and a dwindling workforce. Contrast this with the so-called ‘Tiger Economies’ of Southeast Asia that include Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Singapore. These countries have some of the youngest populations in the world, which, coupled with a growing middle class and better education, means that they will enjoy upward economic growth for decades to come. The middle class will expand because well-educated graduates will be able to get good jobs and this middle class will become a consumer class that feeds the economy. Overall, this is why having a young population is desirable for any nation. In conclusion, I fully believe that a younger population indicates a country is going to be successful in the future. The key element for all young populations is education and governments should focus on this in order to fully exploit the benefits of their demographics.
The average age of the
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nations around the
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world
has been in decline in recent decades creating a situation where
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young
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people
have become the
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world’s
largest demographic,
particularly
in developing nations. Although there
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still
a
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positive
development
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because
it will lead to booming economies in the coming years.

The most
frequently
cited drawback to having a
predominately
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young
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population
is the lack of skilled workers in
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many
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important
industries. A great example of this can be
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seen
in Vietnam, which has one of the youngest
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populations
in the
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world
. Vietnam
currently
has
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very
few leaders in
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important
areas like engineering and technology. When it came time for
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Ho Chi Minh city
to build a subway system, there were not
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enough
skilled engineers to accomplish the feat. They had to hire a huge number of specialists from Japan and Thailand to ensure the quality of the project. The potential engineers for this project are
still
in school in Vietnam or studying abroad and it may be another decade
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before
they are ready to design and execute large, complex infrastructure. It is not uncommon in developing
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countries
with
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young
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populations
to require outside assistance for national projects to the detriment of their
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own
workers.

Despite this drawback, the advantage of a
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young
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population
is that it brings
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many
future benefits to a
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country
and is a key indicator of future economic prosperity. Japan
famously
has one of the oldest
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populations
in the
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world
and this has led them into a deep economic recession over the last 20 years as it becomes
increasingly
apparent that the nation will
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have to
assume responsibilities related to healthcare and a dwindling workforce. Contrast this with the
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-called ‘Tiger Economies’ of Southeast Asia that include Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Singapore. These
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countries
have
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some
of the youngest
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populations
in the
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world
, which, coupled with a growing middle
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class
and better education, means that they will enjoy upward economic growth for decades to
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come
. The middle
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class
will expand
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because
well-educated graduates will be able to
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get
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good
jobs and this middle
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class
will become a consumer
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class
that feeds the economy.
Overall
, this is why having a
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young
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population
is desirable for any nation.

In conclusion
, I
fully
believe that a younger
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population
indicates a
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country
is going to be successful in the future. The key element for all
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young
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populations
is education and
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governments
should focus on this in order to
fully
exploit the benefits of their demographics.
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IELTS essay describe a city you have lived. Explain why this place is either a good place ora not a god place to live v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
430 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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