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Many governments think that economic progress is their most important goal. Some people, however, think that other types of progress are equally important for a country.
Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

It is true that authorities only focus on developing national economy. While, other individuals argue that other different fields still play an integral role too, I personally believe that governments should behave fairly among progresses.
On the one hand, the undoubted notable benefits of an economic progress to nations. On reason is that the more attention to national economy is, the more positive consequences countries would have. Generating huge revenues from growing economy, the administrations will have a lot of capitals to upgrade and build various infrastructures in their countries. As the result, the life conditions of inhabitants would be improved significantly. Another reason is that a stable economic system will attract much concern of foreign businesses going to business cooperation. This directly stimulate domestic goods to be consumed more and create a variety of job opportunities to locals.
On the other hand, I think that there are many distinctive progresses which governments have taken up their time and energy. Firstly, traffic congestion and pollution has become serious problems on these days. The emission of green house gases are increasing rapidly, the health of residents are threatening gravely. The authorities need to take specific measures to solve risky situations effectively. Furthermore, education is a fundamental demand to evolve countries on a sustainable basis and the long-term. Children should be encouraged their creativeness and thinking through effective teaching methods and using suitable facilities for every grades.
In conclusion, it seems evident that the administrations ought to care elaborately about different fields of community faced.

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