A. In finance, we like to say that your dollar is worth more today, than it is tomorrow. However, what if I told you that the legalization of abortion is going to hurt bottom lines? You may be asking yourselves, how so? The answer is simple. The side effects, doctor visits and lifestyle changes are all contributors towards financial instability. Abortions aren’t cheap, obviously, but when those side effects hit, they are not simply going to cause damage physically and mentally. Those abortion side effects will cause financial damage and a dent in the bank.
B. An example of a financial burden is an increase in drug use with those that have previously had an abortion.
a. According to David Reardon of the Elliot Institute in 2013, 49 percent …show more content…
Some may not care, but others, especially people who still may be suffering the side effects of said abortion, may find it uncomfortable to live in. iii. This may be enough reason for some to move out in search of another place of acceptance and comfort.
E. Another lifestyle change is life itself, or rather the lack thereof.
a. When another person is brought into this world they will eventually contribute to the work force.
b. That person will then use their money towards enriching the economy and keeping the market thriving.
i. With 1 million abortions a year, according to the Guttmacher Institute in 2011, it is not hard to see all those eventual workers leaving the world without having a chance at potentially increasing the wealth. ii. Also, the average income expected from an American worker with a high school diploma is 1.2 million dollars according to Jennifer Cheeseman and U.S. census data, in a report released last year, showing a financial deprivation for each life lost.
Conclusion
A. I have discussed three main points regarding the financial burden of the legalization of abortion. They were the side effects, doctor visits and lifestyle changes.
B. I want everyone to remember the financial issues that will occur if abortion is
B. An example of a financial burden is an increase in drug use with those that have previously had an abortion.
a. According to David Reardon of the Elliot Institute in 2013, 49 percent …show more content…
Some may not care, but others, especially people who still may be suffering the side effects of said abortion, may find it uncomfortable to live in. iii. This may be enough reason for some to move out in search of another place of acceptance and comfort.
E. Another lifestyle change is life itself, or rather the lack thereof.
a. When another person is brought into this world they will eventually contribute to the work force.
b. That person will then use their money towards enriching the economy and keeping the market thriving.
i. With 1 million abortions a year, according to the Guttmacher Institute in 2011, it is not hard to see all those eventual workers leaving the world without having a chance at potentially increasing the wealth. ii. Also, the average income expected from an American worker with a high school diploma is 1.2 million dollars according to Jennifer Cheeseman and U.S. census data, in a report released last year, showing a financial deprivation for each life lost.
Conclusion
A. I have discussed three main points regarding the financial burden of the legalization of abortion. They were the side effects, doctor visits and lifestyle changes.
B. I want everyone to remember the financial issues that will occur if abortion is