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But the study is only for a small subset of that spending. For that subset the computed saving is $9.6b -> $6.0b.
by BurningFrog 4y ago
But the study is only for a small subset of that spending.
For that subset the computed saving is $9.6b -> $6.0b.
- mgkimsal 4y agoassuming that held true across the board, that's a ~35% reduction. What if it was only half that? Round down, and say generic policy might 'only' save 15%. 15% of 10s of billions of dollars (hundreds? can't find full numbers right now) is significant.