No it's not. As it relates to this article, the relevant metric is whether healthcare is a superior good relative to GDP/capita. Those measurements are based on

No it's not. As it relates to this article, the relevant metric is whether healthcare is a superior good relative to GDP/capita. Those measurements are based on country data, including countries that have socialized medicine. Here's a link to the embedded image of text that explains this (which you can also find in the 3rd paragraph or so): https://randomcriticalanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/screenshot_890.png?w=1024 https://randomcriticalanalysis.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/s...