Many governments think that economic progress is their most important goal. Some people, however, think that other types of progress are equally important for a country. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

The key to success for any country is the government which runs it. Many state officials believe that financial progression is the key to a prosperous state. While, a part of the society thinks there are other sectors that are equally important.

This

essay will discuss both aspects of

this

argument and emphasize why focusing on other sectors is equally prominent. Officials believe that, for any ministry, financial stability is crucial. All over the world, governments work on various projects to enhance their exports as well as to minimize their imports in order to stabilize their economies. In Pakistan,

for example

, custom duties have recently been increased, to discourage the import of automobiles as it is devaluing the nation’s currency. So to say, higher the nation’s economy, higher will be its currency. Despite the focus of officials towards nation’s economy, there are more sections which need to be looked at.

First

of all, the education system is the backbone of any country and by investing in schooling sector, literacy rate will increase, which thereby contribute to the nation’s growth.

For example

, the government of Bangladesh heavily invested in its schooling system,

as a result

, 70% of its population are now literate.

Secondly

, healthcare department needs to be focused on. The ministries need to spend money on health care for its citizens. In India,

for instance

, lack of local hospitals is rendering the patients vulnerable to deaths.

Hence

, education and health sector must

also

be among the main goals of the officials. In conclusion, for a country to prosper, the government needs to work sincere towards its people.

This

essay discussed why economics of a state are important, but why working for health and education is

also

equally important. In my opinion, I firmly believe that literacy and well-being should be among the topmost priorities for any authority.