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my mom got a doctors apointment in england the next week
Even Congress
Incentives explain why markets work best. When you spend your own money on yourself (box 1), you try to maximize quality while minimizing cost. And that drives the businesses that are competing for your money to constantly seek more efficient ways of producing better products at better prices. Governments, by contrast, don’t worry about efficiency or cost (box 4).
nit two months away
read that
Doctor appointments and hospital visits are a lot different
You could have gotten it the same day
indeed
my healthcare is good like that
Read the sources!
i can get an appointment right away
yeah butthatsd mainly urgent cares
the government wont provide good healthcare
cause they are using other peoples money
not their own
@yahoo.com Read the sources, we don’t just send them to sound smart
No if you pay you gonna get treated
like i said
if you read my source
read it
clearly thats not true
They are driven by will to make profit so they are efficient
indeed
the more competition for healthcare, the lower the cost
Unlike public hospitals
tell me why in november then i didnt get an apiotment til febraury
My mom works at a public hospital
They take their sweet time
To treat 1 patient
thats one hospital
out of millions
It's public healthcare
"Free" healthcare
Most of my family are nurses, and they know the consequences of free universal healthcare. Who’s right? You, or the senate and sources and nurses and everyone who actually knows something
that gets payed for with taxes
Or as I call it fund the government with some reward healthcare
Higher taxes, which make it where you’ll actually spending more than what you would have payed for
right okay you're gonna hate me for this, but as true as this may be after a while the more succesful companies will just get the lesser succesful ones in a group and in this way they'll get monopolies on certain product and get the price up however they want that's the issue xith the free market