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大家帮我看看吧,我觉得还有许多许多地方需要改,
希望多多意见多多改:)
谢过!
3."It is more important to allocate money for immediate, existing social problems than to spend it on long-term research that might help future generations."
3. 我们应该把更多的钱用在当前的问题上,而不是用在可能有助于我们后代的长期的研究项目上。
There is a controversy over the issue that, whether a government should allocate its limited money for immediate social problems, or spend it on long-term research for the future development. Some economists claim that it is more important to solve urgent problems, while others argue that long-term research is also desired. In my analysis, the government should call for a balance on its payouts between immediate social problem and long-term research, which equally of great importance to the development of a certain nation.
On the one hand, a government must allocate enough money for immediate social problems in order to protect the whole nation from unsatisfiction, under some circumstances. To illustrate this point clearly, here is a striking example that is rather compelling. Nowadays, with the urbanization of most nations, the problem of urban crime attracts more and more social attention. But in Singapore, the local government successfully solves this problem, at least partly, with efforts on financial support.
Obviously, with out allocating money for these immediate social problems by the government, the nation may possibly become out of order. Here is another striking example that can cast some light to my point of view. In Rwanda, a country of south-central Africa, the people suffer from violence and crime for a long time, and the local government there, if it exists, cannot offer any support on this problem. Unless a government solves immediate social problems quickly, many disadvantages the society may suffer from it.
However, on the other hand, the government should also spend enough money on long-term research in order to shrive the society on the long run. Take the development of Japan for example. After the World War II, this country was nearly destroyed by the war. Since then, the Yamato allocated a large sum of money on long-term research in order to recover its technology, and it came out to be a wise investment: Japan was considered to be one of the most rapid-growing country during the second half of 20th century. Without a far sight towards future, the government may easily become shortsighted and refuse to spend any money on reach-far development, which can cause many problems in future.
In my conclusion, I must point out that a government should adjust its financial policy in order to efficiently spend limited money on both immediate social problems and long-term researches, so that the society can not only manage to solve urgent problems, but also be shrive on the long run.
As the proverb goes, "When there is a will, there is a way." By casting our views ahead, we will find a way that benefits our society, at present and in future. |
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