It has been notable that there is an obvious economic gap between citizens, in several countries. While some individuals’ fortunes grow significantly, others clearly become poorer. In my opinion the major cause of this trend is the lack of fairness. However, this issue could be mitigated by both education and regulations.
To begin with, the unjust distribution of nations’ resources has affected the economic standard of their citizens. To clarify, many countries give affluent people countless benefits to improve their businesses. This has been done with indentation of enhancing the economic state of these countries. Not only do these countries facilitate governmental procedures for those wealthy people’s businesses, they also offer them a myriad of facilities. Naguib Saweras, a business tycoon in Egypt, who is counted as one of the ten most wealthy people in the world, had bought about 3000 hectares of agricultural land in upper Egypt with at the quarter of its true price. This could not happen without a legal vacuum in Egyptian law. Hence, these situation unfair give the perfect opportunity to these rich individuals to increase their fortune legally.
On the other hand, two possible measures could be taken to resolve this developing/growing issue. Firstly, ensure free state education for citizens. To illustrate, Germany provides education with no tuition fees to ensure the prosperity of all its people. This could narrow the economic gap between these citizens by improving their academic qualities and enhancing their career opportunities. Secondly, strict rules should be enforced to encourage unemployed people to earn their living. Social aid, for example, helps workless people to meet their needs. Therefore, if authorities launch law to limit this aid for a 6-month period, this would possibly motivate jobless people to do their best to get a job and gain a good income. Thus, if these measures were taken, the troubles would be by no means insurmountable.
To conclude, having discussed both the major cause and solutions of the standard of living gap in many countries, it seems to me that the deficiency of justice is the most culpable cause to increase this trend. However, offering free education and updating benefit regulations possibly alleviate this problem.
It has been notable that there is an obvious
economic
gap between
citizens
, in several
countries
. While
some
individuals’ fortunes grow
significantly
, others
clearly
become poorer. In my opinion the major cause of this trend is the lack of fairness.
However
, this issue could
be mitigated
by both
education
and regulations.
To
begin
with, the unjust distribution of nations’ resources has
affected
the
economic
standard of their
citizens
. To clarify,
many
countries
give affluent
people
countless benefits to
improve
their businesses. This has
been done
with indentation of enhancing the
economic
state of these
countries
. Not
only
do these
countries
facilitate governmental procedures for those wealthy
people’s
businesses, they
also
offer them a myriad of facilities.
Naguib
Saweras
, a business tycoon in Egypt, who
is counted
as one of the ten most wealthy
people
in the world, had
bought
about 3000 hectares of agricultural land in upper Egypt with at the quarter of its true price. This could not happen without a legal vacuum in Egyptian law.
Hence
,
these situation
unfair give the perfect opportunity to these rich individuals to increase their fortune
legally
.
On the other hand
, two possible measures could
be taken
to resolve this developing/growing issue.
Firstly
, ensure free state
education
for
citizens
. To illustrate, Germany provides
education
with no tuition fees to ensure the prosperity of all its
people
. This could narrow the
economic
gap between these
citizens
by improving their academic qualities and enhancing their career opportunities.
Secondly
, strict
rules
should
be enforced
to encourage unemployed
people
to earn their living. Social aid,
for example
,
helps
workless
people
to
meet
their needs.
Therefore
, if authorities launch law to limit this aid for a 6-month period, this would
possibly
motivate jobless
people
to do their best to
get
a job and gain a
good
income.
Thus
, if these measures
were taken
, the troubles would be by no means insurmountable.
To conclude
, having discussed both the major cause and solutions of the standard of living gap in
many
countries
, it seems to me that the deficiency of justice is the most culpable cause to increase this trend.
However
, offering free
education
and updating benefit regulations
possibly
alleviate this problem.