Many nations all over the world target improving their overall well-being through economic growth, but it also causes a decline in social values at the same time. Concerning this issue, I think that there are more benefits from the financial development of a country than drawbacks.
On the one hand, countries nowadays are aiming to enhance their economic development in order to live a better life. Additionally, having achieved raising the level of GDP, it helps to have free access to education in the country itself. Developed countries, namely China, the Use, and Japan, can be examples in this case because, because of their economic growth, people do not have any challenges as opposed to other human beings that exist in their lives. Additionally, above all mentioned countries’ students are able to use different technologies, including e-books and e-TVs during classes, making the lessons more comfortable for both pupils and teachers.
On the other hand, if economic growth has been boosted, people will have some social problems, including losing relationships with close ones. For instance, this event frequently happens among adults due to their studies; they move to another country to study, to make a good career, and to find a job. As a result, having a long distance from family members may cause a weakening of social bonds between parents, as they do not often meet and have in touch. Furthermore, some of them are able to preserve relationships with their favorite ones by visiting homes, but it rarely happens among them, and building this connection again takes so much time.
In conclusion, even though there are some issues of economic growth, like the erosion of social values, I believe that this phenomenon has more benefits than negatives, such as improving exports, and by doing this, people have a chance to live a better lifestyle.