Money Essay: The Importance Of Money In The World

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There are many problems in the world, like poverty, starvation, war, and everyday crimes, but what causes these problems? The government, the world leaders, or was it us? In my opinion, I think its money. If you don’t have money you can’t survive in this world, because money has such an important value in society, that it can get you almost everything you want in the world, like phones, laptops, cars, and even a mansion, but what does money get you in life, and why does it have so much power, and if you did know how would you think of life then? What is money? Money is a piece of paper or coin that can be exchanged to buy or get goods or services, but in today 's society it’s almost the root of all evil. It’s the reason why robberies happen, since making money is harder than stealing it. Other ways to make quick money is by drug dealing or smuggling, and they are both illegal. Drug …show more content…

Money can do many corrupt and cruel things, but let me talk about benefits of having money. The world is not going to give up on not having money any time soon, but some good things of having money is giving it to charity, and that helps the people in need. Giving away money to foundations like to Cancer Research, or to Canadian Feed the Children, finding a charity on the internet is easy as walking, and you don’t even need to give away money. You can give canned food, and your old clothes to the homeless shelter, volunteer at the animal shelter, and more. Money can do good things in the world, it just matters how we use it, but we have to remember, as we can use money for very good things, we can also use it to do very terrible things in life which can affect the world, no matter how little it is, like what Benjamin Franklin said, “Money has never made man happy, nor will it, there is nothing in its nature to produce happiness. The more of it one has the more one wants.” Hi, my name is Dilakshi Jemeamlouis, and this is my speech, on how money influences the

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