Currently, there is a proportion of people appealing for totally zero-cost education and medical care while others hold distinct standpoint. From my perspective, governments are ought to bare the expenditure of basic medical care and education, and the further education and medical care with better quality should be borne by the individuals.
On the one hand, the governments should make fundamental health care and elementary education available to everyone. The reason for this is that a nation’s long-term development and prosperity to a large extent depends on its average level of education and people’s physical conditions. In addition, civilians pay taxes with the intention of possessing the rights to enjoy better infrastructure. If a country give nothing to people as return under the circumstance of paying taxes, it will possibly lose the loyalty from them, and maybe eventually breaking into pieces.
On the other hand, it is individual’s compulsory to bare advanced education and medical care. Due to the higher cost of both compared to the basic, they will definitely impose overwhelming fiscal pressure on governments, leading to the consequence that fiscal expenditure doesn’t play its role on the filed it supposed to.
Furthermore, for the emerging countries with less developed economies in the world, basic infrastructures like public schools, hospitals, highways are what they really need to lay emphasis on. Not only do these correspond with the majority of people’s benefits, but also accelerate country’s development.
To encapsulate, while I accord with the view that government should pay for the fundamental medical care and education, individuals should bare the further and better counterparts.
Currently
, there is a proportion of
people
appealing for
totally
zero-cost
education
and
medical
care
while others hold distinct standpoint. From my perspective,
governments
are ought to bare the expenditure of basic
medical
care
and
education
, and the
further
education
and
medical
care
with better quality should
be borne
by the individuals.
On the one hand, the
governments
should
make
fundamental health
care
and elementary
education
available to everyone.
The reason for this is
that a nation’s long-term development and prosperity to a large extent depends on its average level of
education
and
people’s
physical conditions.
In addition
, civilians pay taxes with the intention of possessing the rights to enjoy better infrastructure. If a country give nothing to
people
as return under the circumstance of paying taxes, it will
possibly
lose the loyalty from them, and maybe
eventually
breaking into pieces.
On the other hand
, it is individual’s compulsory to bare advanced
education
and
medical
care
. Due to the higher cost of both compared to the basic, they will definitely impose overwhelming fiscal pressure on
governments
, leading to the consequence that fiscal expenditure doesn’t play its role on the filed it supposed to.
Furthermore
, for the emerging countries with less developed economies in the world, basic infrastructures like public schools, hospitals, highways are what they
really
need to lay emphasis on. Not
only
do these correspond with the majority of
people’s
benefits,
but
also
accelerate country’s development.
To encapsulate, while I accord with the view that
government
should pay for the fundamental
medical
care
and
education
, individuals should
bare
the
further
and better counterparts.