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There's enough to go around in every country approaching a significant fraction of America's average per capita GDP. No structural reason America couldn't make
by jquery 3y ago
There's enough to go around in every country approaching a significant fraction of America's average per capita GDP. No structural reason America couldn't make it work either.
- Georgelemental 3y agoNot really no, those countries generally ration with very long wait times instead of by price. (Not defending the US system, which is 100% captured by special interest sleazebags, and in need of total regulatory overhaul. But there is no magic bullet to fix all problems here)
- jquery 3y agoThey generally have better health outcomes at the population level, so functionally speaking I think that's "plenty to go around" in the most useful sense of the term.
- sharemywin 3y agoespecially since the wait times are in the US now too.
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