Some people agree that the government should spend more money on public services and facilities, but not for arts. Do you agree or disagree?

"

Government

should invest in improving public

services

and conditions or equipment, but not in arts. " it is some

people

's Belief. But, spending money on one of them is necessary in point of my view. Actually, investing more money in the

government

in public

services

or facilities will be more important for everyone if It should be done in the right contexts.

For instance

, in the educational system, healthy care, public transportation, Improve the scientific level for new discoveries, regardless of using general

people

in their daily lifestyle ,

certainly

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,certainly

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these kinds of investments are sensitive

services

for all their users. So, it should be accurately planned in the annual budget

government

.

While

the

government

is planning public

services

infrastructures correctly,

people

can help them to take the best decision for exploitation early.To my mind, It is that the more correctly invested in public

services

, the more increased exploitation.

On the other hand

, I think, arts have important uses too. So, the

government

can use it in different subjects.

For example

, using art in beautifying cities. Forasmuch as architecture is a branch of art, so extending it in build gorgeous buildings and design of streets can be useful for the

government

.

Also

, if art progresses in different subjects,it can create new opportunities and jobs for younger or all age groups.

For example

, theatre ، sculpture and music. As I mentioned, beautifying cities is the main task of the

government

besides

creating a happy atmosphere by holding concerts or music carnivals,

also

, Painting walls and putting the status of famous

people

that make them by artists. In conclusion, in point of my view, a

government

with improving public

services

and necessary pieces of equipment

Besides

arts will have a better country,

instead

of considering just one of them.