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![]() Looks to me that Singapore (two-tier), Cuba (single-payer), and Malta (single-payer) know how to keep costs down, and Japan (single-payer) knows where to keep life expectancy up. Health Care Spending
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Thank god we have a two-tier system already..
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*Surprise.* The last answer market theocrats have is overstated. Europe spent more on drug research and got more in output until the late 90s. The gap is closing once again, but the difference isn't that remarkable. Commission to double pharmaceutical research spending but more needs to be done
Over half of the reported costs for medical research are thought to go into profits.
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Hell, pharmaceutical companies spend as much on advertising as they do on actual research.
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Nice graph. I wonder what kind of conclusions one can draw from this...... ;)
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The US version of public healthcare is terrible. It's much more expensive, less efficient that other public systems. The only problem is not that public healthcare is bad, but that American public healthcare is bad.
It's a bastardized system of compromises and inefficient amalgamations of concepts.
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