Perhaps the idea of expenditure on national occasions such as new year or festivals have become widespread one in recent decades, with many individuals holding different beliefs on it. Personally, I definitely I agree with the above expressed statement, and there are many compelling reasons to support my view. It is true that a large amount of money is spent on some important celebrations in a country. In he first place, I think governments are spending a proportion of their budget on holding events to celebrate these occasions, as much money is being paid for fireworks on Yew Years Eve in many countries around the world. Furthermore, individuals also spend money to have celebrations and parties with their families, which is common habit inn many areas. For example, my parents and I often have a special dinner on the final day of the year.
However, not only that these kind of occasions and festivals have different negative sides but also had a great benefit of public spending on national celebrations, and therefore it is completely justifiable. One of the positives is that this is a great way to preserve the culture of the nation. To illustrate, Nowruz is an important part of the Uzbekistan culture and holding celebrations for this occasion are necessary to remind younger generations of this tradition. Additionally, since these occasions are usually the only times for family members to have time and enjoy together, it is understandable that people would want to spend money on something that makes them happy. Furthermore, as there are only a few national celebrations in a year, the amount of money spent on those days is unlikely to be too much serves as an additional example that proves the side of the argument being held by me.
In conclusion, I claim that I disagree with the idea that people and government are spending too much money on national occasions.
Perhaps the
idea
of expenditure on
national
occasions
such as new year or festivals have become widespread one in recent decades, with
many
individuals holding
different
beliefs on it.
Personally
, I definitely I
agree
with the above expressed statement, and there are
many
compelling reasons to support my view. It is true that a large amount of
money
is spent
on
some
important
celebrations
in a country. In
he
first
place, I
think
governments
are spending a proportion of their budget on holding
events
to celebrate these
occasions
, as much
money
is
being paid
for fireworks on Yew Years Eve in
many
countries around the world.
Furthermore
, individuals
also
spend
money
to have
celebrations
and parties with their families, which is common habit inn
many
areas.
For example
, my parents and I
often
have a special dinner on the final day of the year.
However
, not
only
that
these kind
of
occasions
and festivals have
different
negative
sides
but
also
had a great benefit of public spending on
national
celebrations
, and
therefore
it is completely justifiable. One of the positives is that this is a great way to preserve the culture of the nation. To illustrate,
Nowruz
is an
important
part of the Uzbekistan culture and holding
celebrations
for this
occasion
are necessary to remind younger generations of this tradition.
Additionally
, since these
occasions
are
usually
the
only
times for family members to have time and enjoy together, it is understandable that
people
would want to spend
money
on something that
makes
them happy.
Furthermore
, as there are
only
a few
national
celebrations
in a year, the amount of
money
spent on those days is unlikely to be too much serves as an additional example that proves the side of the argument
being held
by me.
In conclusion
, I claim that I disagree with the
idea
that
people
and
government
are spending too much
money
on
national
occasions
.