There is a view that medical subsidy should not be provided to citizens irrespective of their financial status, I completely disagree with this notion. Although there is no doubt that it is an individual's responsibility to take better care of their own health, in my opinion, free healthcare services are quintessential to provide good health for the people of below poverty line and to raise the economic growth of the country.
To begin with, the first and foremost reason to support my viewpoint is that the majority of the people in the developing countries lie below the poverty line due to which they can not avail medications. The reason for this is they usually are uneducated and work on low wage jobs, as a result, they are unable to provide nutritive diet and medical facilities to their family members. For instance, according to a survey by 'The Times', a 30% of children in developing areas of Mumbai suffer from malnutrition as their parents have no money to feed them, therefore in that situations only government can provide helping hand.
Secondly, my opinion is further bolstered by the factor that the good health of working employees defines the growth of the nation as employment sectors are largely responsible for proliferating the economy of the country. In this modern and hectic lifestyle, people are working relentlessly in various sectors such as education, health, agriculture and information technology, as a consequence, the productivity of these areas leads to the development of the nation. Henceforth, to produce a healthy workforce for the betterment of the country it is important for the government to provide healthcare facilities. The free medical coverage for the native people of the USA serves the best example of this approach.
In conclusion, while everyone is responsible for keeping themselves fit, in my perspective, provision of medical subsidies by the government is vital not only for the financially poor people but also for the working professionals to uplift the economy of the country.
There is a view that
medical
subsidy should not
be provided
to citizens irrespective of their financial status, I completely disagree with this notion. Although there is no doubt that it is an individual's responsibility to take better care of their
own
health
, in my opinion, free healthcare services are quintessential to
provide
good
health
for the
people
of below poverty line and to raise the economic growth of the country.
To
begin
with, the
first
and foremost reason to support my viewpoint is that the majority of the
people
in the developing
countries
lie below the poverty line due to which they can not avail medications.
The reason for this is
they
usually
are uneducated
and work on low wage jobs,
as a result
, they are unable to
provide
nutritive diet and
medical
facilities to their family members.
For instance
, according to a survey by 'The Times', a 30% of children in developing areas of Mumbai suffer from malnutrition as their parents have no money to feed them,
therefore
in that situations
only
government
can
provide
helping hand.
Secondly
, my opinion is
further
bolstered by the factor that the
good
health
of working employees defines the growth of the nation as employment sectors are
largely
responsible for proliferating the economy of the
country
. In this modern and hectic lifestyle,
people
are working
relentlessly
in various sectors such as education,
health
, agriculture and information technology, as a consequence, the productivity of these areas leads to the development of the nation. Henceforth, to produce a healthy workforce for the betterment of the
country
it is
important
for the
government
to
provide
healthcare facilities. The free
medical
coverage for the native
people
of the USA serves the best example of this approach.
In conclusion
, while everyone is responsible for keeping themselves fit, in my perspective, provision of
medical
subsidies by the
government
is vital not
only
for the
financially
poor
people
but
also
for the working professionals to uplift the economy of the
country
.