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There are severe social consequences to housing shortages in cities and only the government can solve these problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree? v.2

There are severe social consequences to housing shortages in cities and only the government can solve these problems. v. 2
The housing crisis in some urban areas has caused critical consequences. Due to the recent event, there has been a popular assumption that the only source can tackle the problem is the government. I share the same perspective on the matter. The burgeoning number of people chose to settle in cities result in its being overpopulation at the time being is at an alarming rate. With more and more people rush into the cities every year in order to find jobs and study, the shortage in the real estate market is inevitable. Careful planning of cities is required to address the issue and obviously, only the government has the power to address this problem. In fact, in Canada, their government had restricted the ability to settle in big cities such as Toronto or Montreal, which had been proven to be effective. Overpopulation is not the only cause of this crisis. According to some recent research in social studies, it seems that people have the tendency of amassing their assets which include houses and apartments. The studies show that one in every 15 people possess more than a house, which is concerning in light of the circumstances. This is a matter that only the government can take action because of the fact that people have no choice but to abide by the laws. As a matter of fact, in Tokyo, the government of Japan has restricted the number of houses a person can possess. The aforementioned method has been in use for 3 years and it had made a marked progress in solving the housing shortage. To recapitulate, the housing shortage has caused several severe social problems. However, the government has been addressing the problem in effective ways
The housing crisis in
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some
urban areas has caused critical consequences. Due to the recent
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event
, there has been a popular assumption that the
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only
source can tackle the
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problem
is the
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government
. I share the same perspective on the matter.

The burgeoning number of
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people
chose to settle in
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cities
result in its being overpopulation at the time being is at an alarming rate. With more and more
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people
rush into the
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cities
every year in order to find jobs and study, the shortage in the real estate market is inevitable. Careful planning of
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cities
is required
to address the issue and
obviously
,
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only
the
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government
has the power to address this
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problem
. In fact, in Canada, their
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government
had restricted the ability to settle in
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big
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cities
such as Toronto or Montreal, which had
been proven
to be effective.

Overpopulation is not the
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only
cause of this crisis. According to
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some
recent research in social studies, it seems that
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people
have the tendency of amassing their assets which include
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houses
and apartments. The studies
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show
that one in every 15
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people
possess more than a
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house
, which
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is concerning
in light of the circumstances. This is a matter that
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only
the
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government
can take action
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because of the fact that
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people
have no choice
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but
to abide by the laws. As a matter of fact, in Tokyo, the
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government
of Japan has restricted the number of
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houses
a person can possess. The aforementioned method has been in
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use
for 3 years and it had made
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a marked progress
in solving the housing shortage.

To recapitulate, the housing shortage has caused several severe social
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problems
.
However
, the
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government
has been addressing the
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problem
in effective ways
0Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
23Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
3Mistakes
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IELTS essay There are severe social consequences to housing shortages in cities and only the government can solve these problems. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
286 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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