Free Health Care Research Paper
Most united states citizens hate paying taxes and having to pay too much for gas, Would you want to have to pay higher taxes and up to $3.38 or higher for gas? If you want public health care our regular prices will have to go up at least 30% to 40% and you don’t even get the same treatment. Private health care is way better. The effort to cut cost so health care will would be free the prices and salary's would have to go way down, the cut also would make united states citizen less incentive to pursue medical related research, development, also more non purse medical careers because doctors wouldn’t get extra pay. Yes free health care sounds great but free heath care is really free. We would have to pay higher taxes or we would go through major spending cuts such as defense or education or military cost. Plus all types of health care systems would suffer, patients would have longer wait time , maybe even drug abuse , poor patient care. So now that you know free heath care isn't even free do you want to have to pay higher taxes and go through spending cuts for something that’s not even free?
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"The health-care industry likely will become infused with the same kind of corruption, back-room dealing, and special-interest-dominated sleaze that is already prevalent in other areas of government."(pros and cons hand out) as well as health care would lead to a decrease in patient flexibility and procedures will likely reduce doctor flexibility and lead to poor patient care. "Patient confidentiality is likely to be compromised since centralized health information will likely be maintained by the government."(pros and con hand out) Also people already hate long wait times and with free health care we will have a longer transition and might have to take place involving lost insurance industry jobs, business closures, and new patient record
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"The health-care industry likely will become infused with the same kind of corruption, back-room dealing, and special-interest-dominated sleaze that is already prevalent in other areas of government."(pros and cons hand out) as well as health care would lead to a decrease in patient flexibility and procedures will likely reduce doctor flexibility and lead to poor patient care. "Patient confidentiality is likely to be compromised since centralized health information will likely be maintained by the government."(pros and con hand out) Also people already hate long wait times and with free health care we will have a longer transition and might have to take place involving lost insurance industry jobs, business closures, and new patient record