In many countries, government spent large sum of money on the arts, and this is supported by some taxpayers as both why. Other, however, think that this money would be better spent on health and education. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

There is an argument whether national politics should outley more budget on health and education
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extent. From the viewpoint of agreement, the idea can be thought
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much more rational and realistic without
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. Health is a matter
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human lives and education is
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factor to
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developing
the worldwide society, so both are
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crucial
critical
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comparison with the
arts
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On the contrary
, with no doubt, the
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for some civilizations, and the job tends to be difficult to make a living.
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more
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support in
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area. In my opinion, governments could decrease the proportion of money on the
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other jobs than
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, but
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people need to pay
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amount of money as soon as possible sometimes depending on their health situation. And there is no way to overcome the
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situation except for
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governments'
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support.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • allocate
  • funding
  • cultural heritage
  • attracts tourism
  • fosters creativity
  • innovation
  • enriches
  • quality of life
  • national pride
  • educates
  • historical
  • contemporary
  • societal issues
  • essential services
  • well-being
  • productivity
  • socio-economic development
  • healthier and more educated populace
  • philanthropy
  • taxpayer money
  • balancing funding
  • cultural enrichment
  • populace
  • proportional allocation of resources
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