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There is always controversy over exactly what services are available where, but at least everyone has access to it. This is a pretty confusing statement. What
by randallsquared 15y ago
There is always controversy over exactly what services are available where, but at least everyone has access to it.
This is a pretty confusing statement. What does it mean for everyone to have access to a service that isn't available?
- waqf 15y agoI think the point is that everyone gets 85% of what they would hope for from a health service, as opposed to a system where only 85% of people have any health service at all.
- yequalsx 15y agoIn rich countries, for the most part, everyone has access to food. Most don't have the means to buy expensive caviar though. In countries with national health care systems everyone has access to basic care. Not all high tech services are available to everyone though.
- lucian1900 15y agoThere's controversy for grey areas, like what kind of aesthetic surgery is to be subsidised. Everyone gets necessary treatment, always, as is normal in a civilised country.