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	（英会話リスニングスクリプト） They say that socialist states cannot compete as effectively as non-socialist states and that welfare places too great a burden on the nation's economy. They say that if their countries are going to compete in the world economy, people will have to be more productive and governments will have less money to spend on people who do not want to, or cannot, help themselves.
148	（英会話リスニングスクリプト） Today there are about 500 million cars on our planet. Fifty years ago, the figure was 50 million. By 2030, the number could be 1 billion, plus an additional 500 million trucks and motorcycles. Is this too many? A lot of drivers don't think so. They claim that cars improve the quality of our lives. They allow us to live outside large cities and to take trips to isolated rural and mountain areas. Due to stricter pollution controls, cars are cleaner than ever. So what are people complaining about? The opponents of cars say that traffic congestion and pollution are the important issues. Building new roads is extremely expensive and cleaning up the air is also expensive. They say that it is unfair to expect the taxes of non-drivers to pay for these things. They say that public transportation should be improved and that drivers should be encouraged to switch to electric vehicles. Countries should charge drivers to use roads. However, some people say that these ideas are impractical. They say that most developed economies are too dependent on the automobile industry to be able to discourage the use of cars. They also stress that car owners are voters too; any plan to reduce the use of cars would lose a lot of votes for any politician who said that he was going to try it!
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