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Public Services Research Paper

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Public service should be required for all young people. A community’s development and sustenance is achieved through the active participation of its citizens, in the public and private sectors. Since the ultimate goal of the private sector is to make a profit, they often overlook the well-being of the populace and even the environment. Additionally, the private sector does not offer an equal opportunity to every individual citizen who is able to contribute to her/his community’s development. Public services can fill-in the gaps and make it possible for all young people to participate at the lower level of judicial, executive and legislative branches of the government. Which is why its important to note, that working for the government is more

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