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It is argued that countries should allocate more funds to education than to leisure and competitive games.

It is argued that countries should allocate more funds to education than to leisure and competitive games. YN85
It is argued that countries should allocate more funds to education than to leisure and competitive games. It is agreed that national budgets should prioritise schools and universities over sports and play. First, I will discuss the economic benefits that education can bring to a nation and secondly, the social benefits it has. Investment in its education system is one of the best ways to improve a country’s economy in the long term. The more students entering third-level education, the more skilled a workforce will be and this leads to higher innovation and productivity. For example, South Korea and Finland took the decision to invest a large proportion of their budget in education and this has reaped benefits in the form of high-tech companies such as Samsung and Nokia. However, people cannot work hard all the time and these companies do provide leisure facilities for their workers. Education is not just about improving the economy it also has many social benefits. Well educated people tend to be more aware of social evils such as drugs, alcohol and sexual health. For example, Singapore educates all of its citizens on the dangers of drugs and this has resulted in one of the lowest levels of drug abuse in the world. Despite this, sports can also teach children valuable soft skills, such as teamwork and work ethic which also help curb social ills. In conclusion, education should take precedence over sports when it comes to funding due to the many socio-economic benefits it brings. It is recommended that governments continue to pump money into schools and universities in order to realise long-term goals.
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is argued
that countries should allocate more funds to
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education
than to leisure and competitive games. It is
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agreed
that national budgets should
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prioritise
schools and universities over sports and play.
First
, I will discuss the economic
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benefits
that
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education
can bring to a nation and
secondly
, the
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social
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benefits
it has.

Investment in its
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education
system is one of the best ways to
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improve
a country’s economy in the long term. The more students entering third-level
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education
, the more skilled a workforce will be and this leads to higher innovation and productivity.
For example
, South Korea and Finland took the decision to invest a large proportion of their budget in
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education
and this has reaped
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benefits
in the form of high-tech
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companies
such as Samsung and Nokia.
However
,
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people
cannot work
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hard
all the time and these
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companies
do provide leisure facilities for their workers.

Education is not
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just
about improving the economy it
also
has
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many
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social
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benefits
.
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Well educated
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people
tend to be more aware of
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social
evils such as drugs, alcohol and sexual health.
For example
, Singapore educates all of its citizens on the
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dangers
of drugs and this has resulted in one of the lowest levels of drug abuse in the world. Despite this, sports can
also
teach children valuable soft
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skills
, such as teamwork and work ethic which
also
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help
curb
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social
ills.

In conclusion
,
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education
should take precedence over sports when it
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comes
to funding due to the
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many
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socio-economic
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benefits
it brings. It
is recommended
that
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governments
continue to pump money into schools and universities in order to
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realise
long-term goals.
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IELTS essay It is argued that countries should allocate more funds to education than to leisure and competitive games.

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  American English
4 paragraphs
270 words
6.0
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