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Guangdong DC 2022
2022-06-01 · China · BP
Motions
Guangdong DC 2022 (2022)12 motions
- Round 0TH prefers that the dollar lose its status as the primary global reserve currency
- 赛1THW force elected politicians and their families to use only public services (e.g: public health and education services)
- 赛2THS governments using social impact bonds to address social problems
- 赛3TH supports the growing presence of remotely conducted university education. (e.g. Fully online classes and exams, campus-less universities, MOOCs with degree/certificates)
- 赛4This House prefers a world where the response to the 2008 Financial Crisis focused on assigning responsibility and punishing individual instances of wrongdoing, instead of passing policies to reduce overall risk in the system moving forward (eg. regulatory capital requirements, bans on proprietary trading, statutory underwriting standards for residential mortgages)
- 赛5TH regrets the rise of management consultancy
- Pre-QuarterfinalTHBT feminists in developing countries should celebrate female leaders from prominent political families (e.g. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India, President Corazon Aquino of the Philippines, and State Councilor Aung San Suu Kyi of Myanmar)
- 八强赛THBT states should prioritize high employment rates at the expense of significantly slowing down technological advancement (e.g. taxing automation,. setting a minimum quota for human employees, or banning/limiting use of certain technologies)
- 四强赛TH prefers that the dollar lose its status as the primary global reserve currency
- 总决赛This House believes that it is legitimate for states to impose expatriation controls.
- Novice的四强赛THW implement a women's quota for professional esports teams
- Novice的决赛TH prefers a world where solo polyamory is the norm
What gets set here
Economics50%
Social & Identity17%
Politics8%
Education8%
Law & Crime8%
Sport8%
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22% of teams break
Teams usually guarantee their break on 10 points.
Break on speaks? Average at least 77.2.
Last edition: 24 of 111 teams broke.
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Break categories
This tournament runs a separate break for each category. From the most recent edition:
- Open break24 teams
- Novice break15 teams
Top speeches
The highest individual speaker scores recorded at this tournament.
| Debater | Speech | Motion | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fox | DLO | This House prefers a world where the response to the 2008 Financial Crisis focused on assigning responsibility and punishing individual instances of wrongdoing, instead of passing policies to reduce overall risk in the system moving forward (eg. regulatory capital requirements, bans on proprietary trading, statutory underwriting standards for residential mortgages) | 84 |
| 🇺🇸 Trent K. | LO | THS governments using social impact bonds to address social problems | 83 |
| Fox | DLO | TH regrets the rise of management consultancy | 83 |
| 🇨🇳 Ivy Y. | DPM | THW force elected politicians and their families to use only public services (e.g: public health and education services) | 82 |
| 🇺🇸 Trent K. | MG | TH regrets the rise of management consultancy | 82 |
| 🇺🇸 Trent K. | MO | TH supports the growing presence of remotely conducted university education. (e.g. Fully online classes and exams, campus-less universities, MOOCs with degree/certificates) | 81 |
| 🇨🇳 Joi C. | MG | This House prefers a world where the response to the 2008 Financial Crisis focused on assigning responsibility and punishing individual instances of wrongdoing, instead of passing policies to reduce overall risk in the system moving forward (eg. regulatory capital requirements, bans on proprietary trading, statutory underwriting standards for residential mortgages) | 81 |
| Arthur S. | MO | THS governments using social impact bonds to address social problems | 81 |
| 🇲🇴 Donner T. | LO | THW force elected politicians and their families to use only public services (e.g: public health and education services) | 81 |
| Megan L. | OW | THS governments using social impact bonds to address social problems | 81 |
| Sally L. | MG | THS governments using social impact bonds to address social problems | 81 |
| Eric M. | MO | TH supports the growing presence of remotely conducted university education. (e.g. Fully online classes and exams, campus-less universities, MOOCs with degree/certificates) | 81 |
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