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What do other wealthy states with populations who generally prefer their healthcare system to one like ours (the US) do? That'd be a good place to start looking
by asark 8y ago
What do other wealthy states with populations who generally prefer their healthcare system to one like ours (the US) do? That'd be a good place to start looking. Plenty of examples. Like, all of them, pretty much.
> The solution isn't free healthcare for everyone.
I mean....
- mruts 8y agoit’s not a coincidence that the US is much wealthier and home to much more innovation than socialist European countries. Clearly our system is bad, but there are multiple ways to skin a cat.
- asark 8y agoColor me skeptical that our healthcare system contributes to our being more innovative than our peers. Looking at the way it distributes risk (bumpily and with little certainty) and the immense cost of it, I'd expect precisely the opposite. > Clearly our system is bad, but there are multiple ways to skin a cat. I'd love to see a hyper-free-market system work for this. It'd be great. So much simpler. I'd like to see it happen somewhere else first, though. Meanwhile all our best examples are not that and I'll take something working in practice over working in theory any day.