The government should allocate more funds to the educational sector than health sector. To what extent do you agree or disagree

Nowadays, developed

countries

realize how important education is for increasing their national economy. Well educated citizens have positive impacts on societies, they tend to have innovative ideas, follow the rules, well behaved, and well mannered. Developed

countries

usually have ten times the budget compared to developing

countries

.

However

, developing

countries

with limited budgets are struggling to allocate their funds either for the educational

sector

or the

health

sector

. Developed

countries

like America, Japan, the United Kingdom, and some European

countries

are focusing their funds on the educational

sector

. For them, high-level education can help the nation to grow rapidly.

For example

, Japan Government spent nearly 30% of their national budget on education and research. Most of the citizen's educational levels are on Bachelor's degrees in engineering, laws, and science that greatly improve their manufacturing industry.

As a result

, Japan's economy is one of the highest in Asia.

On the other hand

, developing

countries

have to manage their limited budgets. The educational

sector

is important, but the

health

sector

is more important for them. Because a sick person can not go to school to study like a healthy student.

This

is a dilemma to prioritize which

sector

is getting more funds than the others.

For example

, the Venezuelan state spent only the fractions of 10% of their national budgets on the educational

sector

, and 20% on the

Health

sector

.

This

is reasonable because the country facing a serious disease problem. They have to build Hospitals and public

health

centres to overcome the pandemic. To conclude,

although

the educational

sector

is very important and

also

require funding,

however

, more money should be apportioned to the

health

care system.