It is true that the demand for healthcare and educational services has significantly increased worldwide in recent years. While there is a widespread belief that individuals should be responsible for paying for their own healthcare and education, the government would still be accountable on this issue.
On the one hand, some people believe that health and education are personal matters, and it is the responsibility of each individual to maintain their own health and education. The fact that different segments of the population, such as employed and unemployed citizens, contribute varied levels of taxes to the government, creates disparities in the amount of government funding for health care and educational services. Therefore, it would be unfair if all citizens received the same amount of government funding for these services. Furthermore, by paying their own fees, people would be more serious about taking care of themselves.
On the other hand, some people believe that the responsibility of paying for healthcare and educational expenses belongs to the government. This can be achieved through income taxes, property taxes, and value-added taxes, which can strongly support the government in developing their army and technology. Therefore, government budgets should be allocated to fund medical activities and educational programs for their citizens, especially for the benefit of the poor who do not have access to good education and decent healthcare. By covering these expenses, governments would gain several advantages, such as training productive laborers who can contribute to economic development.
In conclusion, the responsibility for paying fees for healthcare and educational services falls on both individuals and governments. Individuals should be accountable for their own education and healthcare, while governments should take appropriate actions to relieve the heavy burden of expenses.