How do you see Singapore's "government for the poor"?

Government support for the poor is a viable solution to economic hardship. Recently, the Singaporean government's intention to give money to the poor so that they can deal with the effects of rising prices has been followed by many countries. Analyzed from multiple perspectives, the relevant issues are as follows:

I. Advantages and disadvantages of the policy

First of all, it is beneficial to the poor. The disbursement of money can satisfy their basic livelihood needs and make their lives more fulfilling, and the poor who have long suffered the most have been effectively helped.

Secondly, it is enough to cope with economic pressure. In the face of the negative impact of rising prices, the government's measures have helped to reduce social pressure, making it possible to ease economic tensions and contributing to the maintenance of social stability.

However, there are some drawbacks to this policy. If too much money is disbursed to poor families and left unchecked, they are likely to be wasted, which not only undermines the financial situation of the families, but also is not conducive to the efficient use of social resources.

Second, should other countries follow suit

Singapore's policy, if properly implemented, can provide some reference and learning value for the international community. Different countries have different levels of development and economic conditions, as well as different economic pressures, so whether or not they should adopt such measures must be considered in the light of their own realities.

In summary, the benefits of the above policy are obvious, which can alleviate the negative impact of economic collapse and protect the interests of the poor groups. However, it is also necessary to pay attention to the disadvantages in the implementation of this policy so that financial resources will not be wasted. Therefore, as to whether other countries should follow suit, it is necessary to fully consider their respective national realities and make appropriate decisions based on the actual situation.