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You can say this about any medical procedure as it improves the lifespan and health of someone. In theory this should mean that asset managers would like to hav
by est31 2y ago
You can say this about any medical procedure as it improves the lifespan and health of someone. In theory this should mean that asset managers would like to have public healthcare so that workers can always give their 100%, and also have regulations for health and safety so that people get sick less often. And in some way those exist, but they are way less compared to europe. And generally that's considered good for businesses. On the other hand, the population bears the cost. Weak FDA means food poisoning is more likely. Many people live in food deserts. Etc.
- morkalork 2y agoWould a happy healthy and productive population would increase the GDP? Seems like universal healthcare would be a "no brainer" from the government's position. And in countries that do have socialized healthcare, there is definitely pressure on different arms of the government to suppress anything that increases burden on the healthcare system. Insane taxes on cigarettes and alcohol for example.
- anovikov 2y agoCountries that do have socialised healthcare, are economically stuck though. And socialised healthcare which relieves pressure on people might actually be one of the reasons.
- xyzal 2y ago[flagged]
- vintermann 2y agoI have a feeling that you identify not with the class which is in need of more motivation, but the class holding the whips. I also think it's likely you are actually in the other class than what you believe.
- mystified5016 2y ago"It's fine, good for you, even, for the common worker to live in constant fear of death and ruin because it makes my favorite billionaire 0.00000000000000000001% richer"