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(I would recommend adopting free education for all.)

I would recommend adopting free education for all.

(While I acknowledge Isabella's concerns regarding the financial burden on the government,)

While I acknowledge Isabella's concerns regarding the financial burden on the government,

(I find the arguments in favor of free education more compelling.)

I find the arguments in favor of free education more compelling.

(In addition to the points Lucas made,)

In addition to the points Lucas made,

(investing in education is essential for a nation's long-term economic growth and competitiveness.)

investing in education is essential for a nation's long-term economic growth and competitiveness.

(By providing free education,)

By providing free education,

(we can cultivate a skilled workforce capable of driving innovation and productivity.)

we can cultivate a skilled workforce capable of driving innovation and productivity.

(It is also worth noting that countries with free or low-cost education, such as Germany and Finland,)

It is also worth noting that countries with free or low-cost education, such as Germany and Finland,

(have achieved high educational standards and social mobility without compromising quality.)

have achieved high educational standards and social mobility without compromising quality.

(I think that this would work really well in Japan,)

I think that this would work really well in Japan,

(where post-secondary education can be out of reach for many families.)

where post-secondary education can be out of reach for many families.

(In conclusion, I think embracing free education for all is a more viable solution)

In conclusion, I think embracing free education for all is a more viable solution

(for ensuring accessible and affordable education.)

for ensuring accessible and affordable education.