Not necessarily. The US has a of other benefits over those countries often. You can't treat the decision as mostly all or nothing based on access to universal h

Not necessarily. The US has a of other benefits over those countries often. You can't treat the decision as mostly all or nothing based on access to universal health Care. Also, you had to look at the benefit of universal HC over the current system. Some people will still find a way to get insurance. You can still argue without employer assisted heath insurance and more govt or private options we'd have more entrepreneurship, and many would probably agree.