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Some would argue that government authorities are entirely reasonable for unemployed and homeless people.

Some would argue that government authorities are entirely reasonable for unemployed and homeless people. I completely agree with this statement because the cabinet’s policies and plans are sometimes not thoughtful which affects people’s lives. Also, if the tax money had been used in a beneficial way, there would not be unemployment and people without a home. To begin with, plans and policies passed by ministries are often not quite thoughtful as it has a significant effect on public. These laws affect the livelihood of common working-class individuals, especially the ones working labour jobs, through increased goods prices and unexpected changes that could alter daily routines. Although it affects educated skilled workers, they are not tremendously affected compared to the people doing blue-collar jobs. For example, the Indian government banned the usage of 500 and 1000 rupee notes a few years ago which resulted in a lot of people losing their jobs and some of them could not afford to pay home rents, and eventually had to vacate from their rented places. Furthermore, the particular government has sufficient funds to help the needy through the acquired tax money from their citizens. Therefore, they should consider the welfare of their society and individuals by helping such poor people. However, this is sometimes not the case in some countries as the tax money is not used for society’s benefits but to build tourist attractions. For instance, in Australia, they have a scheme called ‘Center Link’ through which these disadvantaged people are given money for their survival. Such a scheme can be extremely helpful for these people but why would some governments do not take such responsibilities? In conclusion, I think authorities should take responsibility for helping people without jobs and homes as they were pushed to such states due to the implementation of bad regulations and decisions. Moreover, governments have sufficient funds required to improve the life of the needy.
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lives
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without a home.

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not quite thoughtful as it has a significant effect on public. These laws affect the livelihood of common working-
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class
individuals,
especially
the ones working
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labour
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, through increased
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goods
prices and unexpected
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changes
that could alter daily routines. Although it affects educated skilled workers, they are not
tremendously
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affected
compared to the
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people
doing blue-collar
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jobs
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For example
, the Indian
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government
banned the usage of 500 and 1000 rupee notes a few years ago which resulted in
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a lot of
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people
losing their
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jobs
and
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some
of them could not afford to pay home rents, and
eventually
had to vacate from their rented places.

Furthermore
, the particular
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government
has sufficient funds to
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help
the needy through the acquired tax
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money
from their citizens.
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, they should consider the welfare of their society and individuals by helping such poor
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people
.
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, this is
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countries as the tax
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is not
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used
for society’s benefits
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to build tourist attractions.
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, in Australia, they have a scheme called ‘Center Link’ through which these disadvantaged
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people
are
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given
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money
for their survival. Such a scheme can be
extremely
helpful for these
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people
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but
why would
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do not take such responsibilities?

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, I
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authorities should take responsibility for helping
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people
without
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jobs
and homes as they
were pushed
to such states due to the implementation of
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bad
regulations and decisions.
Moreover
,
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governments
have sufficient funds required to
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improve
the life of the needy.
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IELTS essay Some would argue that government authorities are entirely reasonable for unemployed and homeless people.

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
317 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Grammatical Range: 6.5
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