Absolutely yes, I do believe that parents should teach their children that they should return things that were stolen because it will decrease the number of criminals in the earth and it will help to the economy to improve their relationships with each other. between citizens because nowadays there are a large number of people who are selfish and usually don’t return things that were lost by other people and it causes issues in economic terms. For example, the country where there is a a high level of criminals because of stolen things. The ability to be the top in the country’s economy, the relationships of people in the economy will be low. In Japan, on the other hands as these countries like Japan are known because of their citizens that were taught to return things that were stolen therefore the relationship with each other is
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Absolutely yes, I do believe that parents should teach their children to return things that are lost by others because it will decrease the number of criminals on earth and help improve relationships between citizens. Nowadays, there are a large number of people who are selfish and usually don't return things that are lost by others, which causes issues in economic terms. For example, in countries with a high level of crime due to stolen items, the ability to be at the top of the economy is diminished, and relationships among people in the economy suffer. In Japan, on the other hand, these countries are known for their citizens being taught to return lost items, therefore fostering better relationships with each other.
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