According to a McKinsey study, premiums rose 10% before the ACA and 6% in the following years. Ppl who shopped on the exchanges saved a lot. But most of the newly insured was through Medicaid expansion, not exchanges plus subsidies.
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America has the worst HC system in the developed world and the worst system for infrastructure development. Same reason, regulate too little where you need it and too much where you don’t.
Again, I mostly agree, though I think the system is less bad when you take certain things into consideration, like our lifestyle and level of violence This is why I reject the notion that “health care” is a singular problem that can be fixed with the right plan
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Why would something like our level of violence have any bearing on the quality of our healthcare system? I mean... if more folks are getting hurt, doesn’t that increase the need for an easily accessible healthcare system?
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