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III. Composition
Choose one of the following:
1. “The best companies swim against the tide of globalization, the
biggest challenge is integrating ethical decisions in an environment
of falling prices” (l. 71–74). Discuss this opinion in the context of
consumer and producer interests. (III)
or
2. Discuss the importance of the internet in the workplace and other
areas of daily life (200–300 words). (III)
IV. Translation (III)
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Most societies, even liberal ones, do find it difficult to
accommodate newcomers when they come in large
numbers over a short time, especially when economies
are growing slowly or not at all. That is why it is reasonable
to set limits on immigration, and also ask immigrants
to accommodate to the laws, and partly to the
cultures, of the countries they come to. Yet, if societies
are to hold together, all their citizens, regardless of colour
or religion, need to share some common values and
a sense of nationality.
The other side of this coin is that politicians should
point out that immigration is the life-blood of most na-
tions. It brings enterprise, energy and variety to society
and has for many centuries been the rule, not the exception.
Few nations, least of all in Europe, are ethnically
pure. Most have benefited hugely from immigrants.
Successful societies do not stand still; they need to be
refreshed and revitalised. Similarly, all cultures, however
admirable, need to adapt and develop. It is in the mixing
of cultures, not in their preservation from change,
that nations remain interesting and successful.
The Economist. 1991 (186 words)
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