100 Families Help Plan 1Tax growth is not an indication of fiscal health: Although published data shows an increase in tax revenue, it does not mean that the fiscal position is good. There is a complex relationship between fiscal conditions and tax growth. For example, tax increases may be due to economic growth, but they can also be due to changes in tax policy. The meaning of being financially sound also varies from case to case. **The fiscal gap can be covered by the issuance of debt, so even if tax revenues increase, the fiscal position may be poor.
2.Salary cuts can affect motivation at work: While dedication should be at the core of public officials, salary is still an important factor in motivation at work. When salaries drop significantly, public officials may feel demoralized and motivated to work. This can lead to a decrease in productivity and service quality, which can damage the image of **.
3.Salary cuts can make it difficult to repay loans: Over the past few years, many public officials have been saddled with heavy debts, including home loans and education loans. If salaries fall significantly, public officials may struggle to repay these loans, making it difficult to repay them. This can lead to a deterioration in the financial situation of the individual and may even trigger social problems.
4.Wage cuts could hit economic confidence: economic prosperity requires confidence, and without confidence, people are reluctant to invest and spend, and the economy will fall into a downturn. When public servants' salaries fall sharply, it can hit economic confidence and lead to a downturn.
5.Growth in electricity generation and foreign trade does not mean that the economy is in good shape: while there is an increase in electricity generation and good figures for manufacturing and foreign trade, it does not mean that the economy is in good shape. The state of the economy depends on a variety of factors, including consumption, investment, exports, imports, inflation, etc. Simply looking at power generation and foreign trade data does not accurately judge the state of the economy.
6.Salary cuts within the system are not necessarily role models: they may have a demonstrative effect on other industries, but this demonstration effect is not necessarily positive. If other industries follow suit, it could trigger a general decline in wages, which could hurt the overall economic situation.
7.Trying a pay rise in a specific city may have positive effects: Trying a pay rise in a specific city may have positive effects, for example, a pay rise may stimulate consumption and boost the economy. But there are risks associated with this approach, for example, if the salary increase is too large, it could lead to inflation and asset bubbles. Therefore, the potential risks and benefits need to be carefully evaluated before deciding on a raise.