3.Revocation of political right,financial penalties,life imprisonment,
4.For the families of the victims, the death penalty can alleviate some of their emotions.This action can make them relax a little,so they won’t do things extremely.



5. The country is mada up of people. People's demands are the direction of national development. If the elite represents all groups, ordinary people will have no right of speech.Elites can involve the process of making polices,but they cannot decide all the things.Elites can not represent all the people.Otherwise,country policies will influence all the person,if elites have the completed rights in this aspect.They will consider their own benefit first,it’s not fair.On the other hand, Elites-driven's political will led to the political monopoly. The political-making will influenced by the subjectivty value of Elite group. It may caused the big gap between rich and poor. And increase the social conflicts.National policies will change with the values of the elite, not in the public interest. At the same time, in order to ensure the stability of the country, the transition from the non-elite to the elite is slow. It’s not good for democratic decision-making.

education

With the development of economy, the country pays more and more attention to the knowledge talents, so the investment and welfare of education also increases with the economic development. Primary education tuition and fees, free secondary education tuition and free university education to provide financial support for scientific research project, provide financial aid support in minority nationality areas, tuition and student loans for poor students, national scholarships to excellent students, etc. Especially on college campuses, the cost of school is much higher than the tuition and fees paid by students. The low prices on campus are subsidized by the state.

About the rural area, the government provides “rural cooperative medical service “, allowance for agricultural machinery and home appliances going to the countryside.

And in terms of our daily life, we have free library, free museum, free community park, free WiFi in some areas.(require financial capital to be established and maintained). Financial subsidies for public, subway, train and other vehicles have reduced travel costs. (such as the subway, according to the 2016 report, only a small number of single lines, such as Beijing metro line 4, Beijing metro airport line and Shanghai metro line 1, have been profitable. Subway projects typically require a subsidy of tens of billions of dollars a year.

Group members: 
Mo Shu Ting EGC 160024 
Ma qianwen EQB 170027
LI JIARUI.  EQB170030
YANG RU.  EQB170006
DOU HAOTAI. EQB170004
                             

 

In terms of poverty, absolute poverty has reduced from 49.3%(1970) to 0.06%(2014). Malaysia was formerly dependent on the production and export of two commodities, rubber and tin. Wide fluctuations in the prices of these commodities meant uneven growth for the country.  A decision was made to industrialize by manufacturing goods for local consumption and for exports. But Malaysia had neither the expertise nor the capital needed in order to set up industrial plants. It was decided to invite foreign investment to come in with their know-how and capital. Incentives were provided. The strategy proved very successful in creating jobs and generally developing the country. Thus, this was one of the ways Malaysia grew out from poverty over the years.

 

On the other hand, education has also improved over the years. This can be seen as 97.2% enrollment rate for primary and 90% for secondary school for both boys and girls in 2016 and 48% enrollment for higher education in 2012(70% higher than 2002).

In terms of clean water and sanitation, over 95%coverage for treated water and sanitation facilities and 98.2% coverage of 24 hours electricity supply at national level in 2012.

Finally, in terms decent work and economic growth, Malaysia has sustained 6.2% per annum economic growth for 50 years. Full employment since 1992. Increase of female labor  force participation rate to 54.1% in 2015.

Group members: Vikneesha, Rashid, Lee, Kausar, Khairul