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If you're talking about the US, single payer healthcare would be nowhere close to a "rounding error". Medicare and Medicaid are already more than 5% of GDP.
by endo_bunker 2y ago
If you're talking about the US, single payer healthcare would be nowhere close to a "rounding error". Medicare and Medicaid are already more than 5% of GDP.
- kjkjadksj 2y agoOnly 5% is not so bad at all honestly. Apollo program was like 5%. Especially when you consider the population eligible for medicare and medicaid is already paying the highest medical costs (the point of the system in the first place after all).