Some people think that parents should teach their children how to be good members of society. Others, however, believe that school is the best place to learn this. Discuss both views and give your own opinion

all other concerns. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this.
Economic growth is a sphere that receives more attention than any other 
national domain in many states all over the world. The principal benefits 
of this phenomenon are lower unemployment and wealthier citizens, and 
the main downsides are higher costs of living for most and insufficient 
support for the poorest.
On the one hand, what makes that prioritizing economic expansion is 
beneficial for the public is the fact that fever residents remain 
unemployed. This is because governments boost establishing various 
businesses, which will require many workers to operate. In addition, not 
only does a country become more powerful economically, but also many 
residents have an opportunity to become affluent. When companies 
generate more profit, it reflects how much money employees can make. In 
Poland, for example, 30 years after communism collapsed, average 
salaries offered for a middle-management position have tripled. 
On the other hand, as a 
country’s economy thrives, costs of living increase. 
The most compelling reason for that could be the fact that since workers 
are paid more , their services become more expensive, which results in 
higher prices of many products. Moreover, in many cases, a state whose 
main priority is its economy offers little support for those who need it. If 
authorities believe that a strong economy is of the greatest importance, 

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they are rather reluctant to offer help to those who do not contribute to 
the nation’s prosper
ity. To illustrate, when Donald Trump, who was a big 
advocate of a strong economy, became the president of the USA, the 
funds for jobless migrants were caught.
In conclusion, as with anything in life, prioritizing economic growth by 
authorities has its pros and cons. While more have jobs that allow them to 
become wealthy, costs of living are going up, and those who need to rely 
on the social care system are marginalized.