Throughout our lives we overcome many obstacles, face various problems and make many decisions. One type of such decisions one has to make is whether the government should reduce budget of such areas: education, healthcare and supporting unemployed. As more and more financial crises happen in different continents, many national leaders have established proper policies to make up the loss and stabilize the economy. Among three popular ways the fewer budget for education, healthcare and unemployed, I prefer the first one for three following reasons.
On top of the first, education can be sponsored by private corporations. As we all know most universities in different countries are supported by the government not only in teacher’s salary but also in research funds. However, because some universities such as Columbia University and Harvard University are sponsored by private companies. It is quite possible that more public universities can be converted into private mechanism that even can improve academic reputation. Thus, reducing expenses on education is a proper solution to economic crisis.
In addition, education involves fewer civilians, which means fewer negative impacts on education that are made by fewer budgets from the government. As we all know, people whose age between 8 and 22 are the main components of targets for education. That is to say, these people are only a relatively small part of the whole population. So, it is reasonable that reducing the money on education is better way for the government to overcome tough time.
Last but not least, education institutions can raise tuition fees to respond to the governmental spending on education. As we all know, most parents are willing to pay for the fees for the promising future of their children. That is, when schools and universities can receive enough money from students and parents to balance the cost of operations, government can minimize the side effect of fewer budgets for education.
After ruminating all those three reasons mentioned above, I should reinforce my viewpoint that the government should reduce the spending of education instead of healthcare and supporting unemployment.
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