Cole12 asked: 02/14/2019
In America, healthcare makes up 18.2% of GDP, and this is increasing every year as our population ages. In developed countries with single-payer (UK, Japan, etc.), it's around 10%. Should we switch to single payer and save trillions of dollars?
Yes 2+2=5
Yes 2+2=5
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