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Because it really is not. Health care in general is large cut for gdp in any developed system. So if you substantially increased wages and number of workers. Yo
by Ekaros 2y ago
Because it really is not. Health care in general is large cut for gdp in any developed system. So if you substantially increased wages and number of workers. You would also need to either run higher budget shortfalls. Or bump taxes a bit. And voters really are not going to take these, even if nurses would get paid.
- 93po 2y agoin the US, it just means billionaires would have a slight cut to their hundreds of billions of profit every single year that comes from deliberately hamstringing an industry and causing millions of unnecessary deaths
- ryandrake 2y agoYou're not allowed to solve anything in the US in a way that causes already rich people to make slightly less profit. All other options will get explored but never that one.