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Education and healthcare are more expensive to provide over huge areas with low population density. Particularly with healthcare, the government has to pay pro
by mcpackieh 3y ago
Education and healthcare are more expensive to provide over huge areas with low population density. Particularly with healthcare, the government has to pay professionals to live out there and those professionals serve fewer people than they could in high density areas.
- gruez 3y agoAgain, I'm not denying that there's increased costs associated with serving rural populations. I'm just skeptical about the actual scale of such increased costs.