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Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advatages of charging people for admission to museums owutweigh the disadvantages? v. 148 v.38

Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advatages of charging people for admission to museums owutweigh the disadvantages? v. 148 v. 38
These days, the question of whether people have to buy museums’ entrance tickets or not has been receiving a great deal of public attention. While I accept that museum admission fees have both benefits and drawbacks, I would argue that this phenomenon bears more disadvantages than advantages. On the one hand, there are important benefits for museums when visitors are charged. One of the advantages is that museums have more budgets to give a boost to museums’ service quality. This means that in the light of admission revenue earning from entrance tickets, they might escalate significant investment in facilities, redecorate or even approach with cutting-edge technologies to make exhibits more attractive throughout audio and visual effects. Furthermore, most museums are public-funded/ state-funded so the higher the admission revenue is earned, the greater proportion of the state’s definite budget can be poured into other fields such as infrastructure, health care services. If art enthusiasts enter museums without fees, other public facilities like stadiums, zoo, also need to be free, it seems to be impractical. On the other hand, I believe that there are some drawbacks, which outweigh these benefits. The principal reason for this view is that museum, which charges a fee are likely to reduce their public because museum-lovers have a wide range of options to gain knowledge from museums. In fact, in the 21 century, with the industrial revolution and technology age, people can straightforwardly acquire information collections of priceless antiques and artefacts by a wifi-enabled device without a fee of charge. Secondly, if museums charge the amount of money, the contributions of museums for education may decline and it can have a negative influence on vulnerable art-lover such as children, poor. For example, in Ha Giang province, which located in northern Vietnam, it is significantly challenging for local students to go to school, let alone spend money on visiting museums. In conclusion, although charging people for admission has some benefits, I argue that the disadvantages of this free outweigh the advantages.
These days,
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people
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have to
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buy
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museums’
entrance tickets or not has been receiving a great deal of public attention. While I accept that
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museum
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admission
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fees
have both
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benefits
and drawbacks, I would argue that this phenomenon bears more disadvantages than advantages.

On the one hand, there are
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important
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benefits
for
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museums
when visitors
are charged
. One of the advantages is that
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museums
have more budgets to give a boost to
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museums’
service quality. This means that in the light of
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admission
revenue earning from entrance tickets, they might escalate significant investment in facilities, redecorate or even approach with cutting-edge technologies to
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make
exhibits more attractive throughout audio and visual effects.
Furthermore
, most
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museums
are public-funded/ state-funded
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so
the higher the
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admission
revenue
is earned
, the greater proportion of the state’s
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definite
budget can
be poured
into other fields such as infrastructure, health care services. If art enthusiasts enter
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museums
without
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fees
, other public facilities like stadiums, zoo,
also
need to be free, it seems to be impractical.

On the other hand
, I believe that there are
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some
drawbacks, which outweigh these
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benefits
. The principal reason for this view is that
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museum
, which charges a
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fee
are likely to
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reduce
their public
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because
museum-lovers have a wide range of options to gain knowledge from
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museums
. In fact, in the
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21 century
, with the industrial revolution and technology age,
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people
can
straightforwardly
acquire information collections of priceless antiques and
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artefacts
by a
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wifi-enabled
device without a
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fee
of charge.
Secondly
, if
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museums
charge the amount of money, the contributions of
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museums
for education may decline and it can have a
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negative
influence on vulnerable art-lover such as children, poor.
For example
, in Ha
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Giang
province, which located in northern Vietnam, it is
significantly
challenging for local students to go to school,
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let
alone spend money on visiting museums.

In conclusion
, although charging
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people
for
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admission
has
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some
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benefits
, I argue that the disadvantages of this free outweigh the advantages.
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IELTS essay Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advatages of charging people for admission to museums owutweigh the disadvantages? v. 148 v. 38

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