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To: James Seagrove who wrote (125492)11/30/2016 3:00:44 PM
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James Seagrove

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Comparison between US and Canada hardly matter, because according to projections, no matter where you live, health care spending is going over the top, and soon.

"The prodigious level of spending makes health care important, but it is the fearsome growth of health care costs that has put health care reform on the national agenda. Medicare spending has grown 2.4 percentage points per year faster than GDP over the past 30 years, more than tripling as a share of GDP since 1960. If costs continue to grow at current rates relative to GDP, then Medicare alone will account for 8 percent of GDP by 2030, 14 percent by 2050, and 31 percent by the end of the 75-year budget projection window. This would imply that Medicare would be more than 50 percent larger than the current size of the entire federal budget. While these numbers are absurdly large, a similar projection would forecast total health care spending to account for an impossible 99 percent of GDP by 2082 ( Congressional Budget Office, 2007)."

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

So, what is the solution? The solution will eventually be forced upon us. Rationing for the unwashed.

Good luck Mr. Trump.
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