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Simply compare and contrast strengths and weaknesses of various ‘universal healthcare systems’ (e.g. ‘single payer’ vs. government run vs. Obamacare-style regulation/exchanges vs. unregulated/free market — there is always some limiting principle being used to prioritize cases and control health care spending) and state your position for or against the best qualifying definition of “universal healthcare”.

Then identify the two best arguments for having it. (Lower patient delay from symptom onset to seeking of care, and reduced risk of bankruptcy outcomes for individual patients are probably the two best — most every other argument falls apart upon greater scrutiny, especially when comparing long-term systemic outlooks — for example, patients seek care faster in ‘socialist’ systems, but tend to receive effective care slower than patients in ‘free market’ systems, depending on certain variables, if that makes sense)

Here’s a starting point:

https://bongino.com/do-countries-with-socialized-medicine-really-live-longer/

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/01/20/january-20th-2020-presidential-politics-trump-administration-day-1096/comment-page-1/#comments

https://archive.fo/3UxJN

https://mises.org/wire/how-government-regulations-made-healthcare-so-expensive

154 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Simply compare and contrast strengths and weaknesses of various ‘universal healthcare systems’ (e.g. ‘single payer’ vs. government run vs. Obamacare-style regulation/exchanges vs. unregulated/free market — there is always some limiting principle being used to prioritize cases and control health care spending) and state your position for or against the best qualifying definition of “universal healthcare”.

Then identify the two best arguments for having it. (Lower patient delay from symptom onset to seeking of care, and reduced risk of bankruptcy outcomes for individual patients are probably the two best — most every other argument falls apart upon greater scrutiny, especially when comparing long-term systemic outlooks — for example, patients seek care faster in ‘socialist’ systems, but tend to receive effective care slower than patients in ‘free market’ systems, depending on certain variables, if that makes sense)

Here’s a starting point:

https://bongino.com/do-countries-with-socialized-medicine-really-live-longer/

154 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Simply compare and contrast strengths and weaknesses of various ‘universal healthcare systems’ (e.g. ‘single payer’ vs. government run vs. Obamacare-style regulation/exchanges vs. unregulated/free market — there is always some limiting principle being used to prioritize cases and control health care spending) and state your position for or against the best qualifying definition of “universal healthcare”.

Then identify the two best arguments for having it. (Lower patient delay from symptom onset to seeking of care, and reduced risk of bankruptcy outcomes for individual patients are probably the two best — most every other argument falls apart upon greater scrutiny, especially when comparing long-term systemic outlooks — for example, patients seek care faster in ‘socialist’ systems, but tend to receive effective care slower than patients in ‘free market’ systems, depending on certain variables, if that makes sense)

154 days ago
1 score
Reason: Original

Simply compare and contrast strengths and weaknesses of various ‘universal healthcare systems’ (e.g. ‘single payer’, government run, Obamacare-style regulation) and state your position for or against the best qualifying definition of “universal healthcare”.

Then identify the two best arguments for having it. (Lower patient delay from symptom onset to seeking of care, and reduced risk of bankruptcy outcomes for individual patients are probably the two best — most every other argument falls apart upon greater scrutiny, especially when comparing long-term systemic outlooks — for example, patients seek care faster in ‘socialist’ systems, but tend to receive effective care slower than patients in ‘free market’ systems, depending on certain variables, if that makes sense)

154 days ago
1 score