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In the last 20 years there have been significant developments in the field of information technology (IT), for example the World Wide Web and communication by email. However, these developments in IT are likely to have more negative effects than positive v.2

In the last 20 years there have been significant developments in the field of information technology (IT), for example the World Wide Web and communication by email. However, these developments in IT are likely to have more negative effects than positive v. 2
The authorities in some countries rank economic improvement over other issues. I support this view because the benefits of this policy offset the demerits as it will improve the employment status and the standard of living. One commonly cited disadvantage of the government prioritising growth in the economy of a nation over other issues is the negative impact on the health of the citizens. A major reason for this is that many employers would put more emphasis on work rather than the wellbeing of their employees. Thus, they could extend the duration of work, limit holidays and promote working overtime so as to increase profits. This has deleterious health consequences. For example, in recent years, some workers in Japan choose to work overtime or without a break. Although, this causes significant growth in the economy, however, some of this people develop health problems like depression, anxiety disorder and cardiovascular disease. This reveals the negative impact of such a policy. Despite this, there are two important advantages of increased emphasis on economic growth. First of all, it increases the job opportunities in many countries. People are often encouraged to start a business which would contribute positive to the nation's economy, coupled with the rise in capital flight into the country from foreign investors. As a consequence, there are more job offers in new companies and in other expanded industries. Furthermore, the standard of living of people in such countries improves. This is owing to the fact that improvements in a nation's economy would result in infrastructural developments such as better accommodations, good public transportation systems, improved health care and more social amenities. Therefore, people would be more satisfied with the work and their living conditions. In conclusion, although when government prioritises economic growth over other concerns, this could create more health challenges. However, I believe that the benefits of improved employment and the standards of living is more important.
The authorities in
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some
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countries
rank economic improvement over
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other
issues. I support this view
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because
the benefits of this policy offset the demerits as it will
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improve
the employment status and the standard of living.

One
commonly
cited disadvantage of the
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government
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prioritising
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growth
in the
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economy
of a nation over
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other
issues is the
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negative
impact on the
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health
of the citizens. A major reason for this is that
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many
employers would put more emphasis on
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work
rather
than the
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wellbeing
of their employees.
Thus
, they could extend the duration of
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work
, limit holidays and promote working overtime
'So as to' expresses purpose and is used in formal texts. Consider using "to"
so as to
increase profits. This has deleterious
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health
consequences.
For example
, in recent years,
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some
workers in Japan choose to
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work
overtime or without a break. Although, this causes significant
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growth
in the
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economy
,
however
,
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some
of this
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people
develop
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health
problems like depression, anxiety disorder and cardiovascular disease. This reveals the
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negative
impact of such a policy.

Despite this, there are two
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important
advantages of increased emphasis on economic
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growth
.
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First of all
, it increases the job opportunities in
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many
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countries
.
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People
are
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often
encouraged to
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start
a business which would contribute
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positive
to the nation's
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economy
, coupled with the rise in capital flight into the
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country
from foreign investors. As a consequence, there are more job offers in new
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companies
and in
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other
expanded industries.
Furthermore
, the standard of living of
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people
in such
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countries
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improves
. This is owing to the fact that improvements in a nation's
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economy
would result in infrastructural developments such as better accommodations,
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good
public transportation systems,
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improved
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health
care and more social amenities.
Therefore
,
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people
would be more satisfied with the
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work
and their living conditions.

In conclusion
, although when
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government
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prioritises
economic
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growth
over
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other
concerns, this could create more
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health
challenges.
However
, I believe that the benefits of
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improved
employment and the standards of living is more
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important
.
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IELTS essay In the last 20 years there have been significant developments in the field of information technology (IT), for example the World Wide Web and communication by email. However, these developments in IT are likely to have more negative effects than positive v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
318 words
7
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Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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