Living in a utopian society is invariably a dream of humankind. However, there is still an ongoing debate as to what cultivates an ideal community. From my vantage point, social equity can be the most indispensable contributor to an impeccable society, which may be attainted by finance-related effort. This essay will aim at explaining the reasons why.
Foremost, the greatest cultivator of utopian community of a utopian community would probably be social equality. This is because this can guarantee a holistic access to essential demands for all citizens, thus avoiding unexpected conflicts and discriminations. One of the most relatable epitomes of this is Finland, in which the authorities are constantly diverting national budget to the provision of electricity for every resident, regardless of their race, gender or socioeconomic background; hence, this is partly a driving force for Finland’s reputation of being the happiest country in the world.
To achieve this desired society, national financial resources should be logically allocated to people who are in urgent need. If governments are incapable of undertaking this, citizens’ synchronical standard of living cannot be ensured. A case in point of this is India, where national monetary reservoire is mainly capitalised on for serving the royal classes. Meanwhile, lower-classed populace, who are in desperate need for subsidy, have to reside in impoverished and ill-equipped neighbourhoods and barely receive financial support from governments. This, in the long term may bring the whole society to gradual deprivation and deceleration. Therefore, a logical financial expenditure on those who truly need should be considered to achieve an impeccable society.
In conclusion, I firmly believe that social equality is the most pivotal factor to construct a utopian society, which can be reinforced by the governments’ sensible monetary allocation