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A 6 page paper written from an economic perspective exploring some of the many reasons that the US should NOT adopt socialized medicine, despite all of the problems of the current health care system. The paper advocates increased competition and privatization as better alternatives. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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6 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSmedSocNo.rtf
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health care is crying out for reform, redesign and reassessment. The problems of rising health care costs have been the bane of physicians, hospital administrators, employers and certainly the
uninsured (or underinsured) for more than three decades. Various measures have been enacted, some with little or no effect; others have had only the effect of exacerbating the problem.
Thankfully, the Clintons health care reform proposals of the early 1990s were rejected when they were, as they certainly could only have turned a bad situation into a living
nightmare of exponentially-spiraling costs beginning at their already too-high level. With a presidential election bearing down and Republicans apparently determined to shoot themselves
in their collective foot, there is a strong possibility that a Democrat will gain the office with next election. Even far-right talk radio concedes that Hillary Clinton is the
most moderate of the frontrunners, and we know from experience what she will seek to do with health care. Economic Perspective Pages 128
and 129 of the text discuss wage controls and the effect that the existence of those controls have on market forces that cannot move as they would without the presence
of a minimum wage. As will be discussed below, the same principles apply to health care, not because there is any market-level control but because the federal government practices
price-fixing and then requires health care providers to uphold its edicts. Medicare holds a huge share of responsibility for the horrible mess that
we refer to health care in the United States. Medicare was born of noble ideas and certainly retains a place in the health care of the nations elderly, disabled
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