+Reduce consumer prices

+Promote innovation

+Improve relations between countries

Disagree:

+Loss of tax revenue

+Potential for economic imbalance

+Product quality and safety can be overlooked.

- can promote rapid economic growth

- build good relationships with your country

- have better access to trading floors

- learn a lot of experience and improve domestic production of good

Disagree:

- Product quality is reduced

- impose tax

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• Ensure the quality of the product before export ( ensure it is suitable for international standards for quality, etc.

• limit the illegal activity

• protect environment

  Agree

• promote free trade

• reduce cost and time

• Enabling small businesses

• Faster Trade

• Increased Competition

Disagree

• quality and safety issues

• Protect workers and the environment.

• countries that rely on low-quality imports could suffer from public health crises, or local industries could collapse under the pressure of unfair competition from foreign companies.

  
  

+ The quality of the goods are not guaranteed.

+ Prevent illegal goods

Agree:

+ Allow countries specialize in producing goods they are most efficient at.

+ Consumers have access to a wider range of products from around the world

- economic growth: increase exports, create jobs ...

- expands consumer choices -> better prices and products

disagree:

- protect local industries from foreign competition

- ensures that products meet safety and quality standards

+High Cost of Living

+Employment Pressure

+Wealth Gap

Q2:

+Affordable Housing

+Youth Entrepreneurship Support

+Development Support for Underdeveloped Areas

- high cost of living( rent, food, living expenses, travel expenses,...)

- having trouble finding accommodation

- much competition in work

solutions:

- support and provide more experience for young people to work

- develop affordable accommodation projects to help new students in the city find accommodation

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• cost for rent house and food

• job market competition ( every year, a number of students after graduation also find job opportunities, they gotta compete with each other

• health problem: in the big cities, the traffic ramp and pollution of the environment

  Solutions:

• the state or investors built the social building suitable for the person who has limited budget

• improve skills and education to meet the demands of the job

• launch the campaign to reduce the amount of vehicles ( instead of using the traditional vehicles, the citizen can use bikes and electronic cars ) and rubbish waste outside the environment

• High living expenses

• unemployment

• Traffic congestion

• solution :

• Affordable Housing Initiatives or Financial assistance program

• create opportunity to work for young people

• Improve public transport system

  
  

  
  

  
  

Endure more physical health problems because of polluted environment.

The government should re-plan the residence.

Plant more trees in the cities

+ Face various types of pollution, which can affect their health and quality of life

+ Stress and anxiety due to work pressure and fast-paced lifestyle

Solutions:

+ Wearing mask when go out side, exercising regularly and joining local environmental campaigns or community group to protect the environment.

+ Modify daily routines and create a balanced schedule.

- lack of affordable housing -> overcrowding or long commutes

- limited job opportunities: competitive job market in cities -> difficult for young people to find suitable employment

- mental health issues: stress and anxiety (isolation, pressure to succeed ...)

solutions:

- increase affordable housing

- job creation programs

- mental health resources

-rising rent and property prices.

-Job competition

-mental health and social isolation

Solution:

-implement rent controls and provide incentives for housing

-development skills or training vocation

-promotes green space, public area to reduce stress