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people should be allowed to work as long as they want to and not be forced to retire at a particular age such as 60 or 65 Do you agree or disagree v.1

people should be allowed to work as long as they want to and not be forced to retire at a particular age such as 60 or 65 v. 1
In Today's highly competitive world, poorer nations are struggling for enhancements in medical, education and trade for their development. Nevertheless, it should be better for them if richer nation's government supports such under-developing countries. I partially agree with this opinion because of some reasons. First and foremost thing, developed nation has surpassed supply of these resources. So, sharing of them is affordable. Many rich nations doing their bit in helping poor nations. For instance, recently the American government donated around 33 billion dollars in welfare of African backward people and areas. But being dependent on rich nations for development is not good for developing nations. Secondly, many developing nations striving hard to make improvements in these sectors like India had a literacy rate of 41% in 2000 but, according to the 2015 reports it was 78%. On the flip side, support from rich countries will make their own people feel bad and they think that the authorities are not using funds for their own progress. Recently, a campaign was introduced by England local citizens to stop funding for poor nations. So, the government has to stop such help. Furthermore, richer nation's government should open door for foreign and for imports. Then, they can also provide scholarship to students of poor nations to study in their country's universities. So, these steps are realistic and many rich nations are following in this these nations can provide a relief for poorer nations in terms of development. To conclude, it represents nation's social values and humanity if they take responsibility to fulfil these basic resources for poorer nations, but they also ensure that they are not making poorer nations dependent on them, this is my viewpoint on the opinion.
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poorer
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are struggling for enhancements in medical, education and trade for their development.
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government
supports such under-
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developing countries
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and foremost thing, developed
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has surpassed supply of these resources.
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So
, sharing of them is affordable.
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Many
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rich
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doing their bit in helping poor
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nations
.
For instance
, recently the American
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government
donated around 33 billion dollars in welfare of African backward
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people
and areas.
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But
being dependent on
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rich
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for development is not
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good
for developing nations.

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,
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developing
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striving
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make
improvements in these sectors like India had a literacy rate of 41% in 2000
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but
, according to the 2015 reports it was 78%. On the flip side, support from
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countries will
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make
their
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own
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bad and
they
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think
that the authorities are not using funds for their
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own
progress. Recently, a campaign
was introduced
by England local citizens to
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stop
funding for poor
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nations
.
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, the
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government
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has to
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stop
such
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help
.

Furthermore
, richer nation's
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government
should open door for foreign and for imports. Then, they can
also
provide scholarship to students of poor
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nations
to study in their country's universities.
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So
, these steps are realistic and
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many
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rich
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nations
are following in this these
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nations
can provide a relief for
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poorer
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nations
in terms of development.

To conclude
, it represents nation's social values and humanity if they take responsibility to fulfil these basic resources for
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poorer
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nations
,
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but
they
also
ensure that they are not making
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poorer
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dependent on them, this is my viewpoint on the opinion.
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IELTS essay people should be allowed to work as long as they want to and not be forced to retire at a particular age such as 60 or 65 v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
285 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Lexical Resource: 7.0
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