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Bài viết và phân tích đề tài Chính sách Chính phủ
Bài viết
In today’s world, private companies rather than the government pay for and conduct most scientific research. Do you think the advantages outweigh disadvantages?
Phân tích đề tài Chính sách Chính phủ
Chủ đề: Governmental policies.
Key words: private companies, the government, scientific research.
Dạng bài: advantages and disadvantages.
Hướng dẫn tiếp cận: Với dạng câu hỏi này, người viết cần trình bày được thuận lợi và bất lợi của việc công ty tư nhân đầu tư tiền và thực hiện các việc nghiên cứu khoa học.
Cấu trúc của bài viết
Introduction |
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Body 1 | Có hai lợi ích khi các công ty đầu tư và thực hiện việc nghiên cứu khoa học
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Body 2 | Có hai bất lợi khi các công ty đầu tư và thực hiện việc nghiên cứu khoa học
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Conclusion | Paraphrase lại Thesis Statement và nêu lại quan điểm. |
Mẫu tham khảo
On one side, the fact that research is funded and carried out by private corporations can be highly advantageous. Indeed, unlike governmental bodies, most corporations are primarily driven by profit motives, leading them to be more diligent in minimizing research-related expenses. Consequently, they are inclined to impose stricter controls on their scientists and staff to prevent any wastage of resources, including time and money. This results in quicker and more cost-effective outcomes. Moreover, when the responsibility for scientific research is handed over to businesses, it alleviates some financial strain on the national budget, allowing resources to be redirected to other vital sectors like education or transportation.
Conversely, I am of the opinion that entrusting private enterprises with the sponsorship or execution of such research projects will lead to more significant drawbacks. Firstly, very few companies are willing to undertake unpaid research while bearing substantial financial burdens. Consequently, they may resort to charging the public for access to or dissemination of their research findings to cover their costs and ensure their own profits. Secondly, when companies are permitted to conduct scientific research, it becomes challenging for authorities to maintain full oversight of the entire process. There is a risk that profit-driven companies may sell their research to other entities, including terrorists or criminals, who may exploit it to the detriment of society.
In summary, I contend that while private investment in and execution of scientific research may yield several benefits, these are outweighed by the accompanying negative consequences.
