Question

he United States is the only industrialized nation not offering government sponsored universal health care. Consider the following questions in a discussion or add a few of your own: What legal and economic precedents continue this trend? Would universal health care be detrimental to the US economy? Would citizens be better or worse off? Would you consider “Universal Health Care” a liberal, socialist idea? OR Would you see preventing universal health care a conservative political response? What is universal health care? Is there any way it could work? Should the U.S. just let the free market do its thing to control prices, accessibility, etc?

Answer 1

Lack of universal coverage due to high cost have a link with economic and history. The US spends more per capita for health care, the government regulates the price of drugs and medical services and eliminate private health insurance plan. Around 20% of the nonelderly population in this country have a lack of health insurance, due to disparities in access to care. Religious difference, socioeconomic status, cultural explanation, power of money in politics become more burden for access to universal health coverage.
The economy in the US increased market power and high health care spending make health care costs low and increase the gross domestic product. It increases health care spending and impacts the US economy. High health care spending makes more access to health care treatment and technology.
Employee health care costs have a concern in the benefits for the total cost of providing health insurance are making less in real wages reductions to health care cost growth. This direct wage reduction increase employee cost sharing. Around 20 million American families reported financial problems for paying medical bills.
US health care system in a single, government-financed model is complicated and challenged for liberal Democrats' goals. The single government plan covers all medical services for Americans. This provides universal coverage and an efficient health system. Government high spending and taxes make Americans for lack of universal health coverage.
Universal health care provides quality health care services to all citizens. The federal government makes the ability to pay for Americans to have Medicare for all.
The health care system made coverage for many Americans, national market health insurance and its competitive price for health services, financial incentives make Americans have Medicare coverage. The free-market health care system makes more taxpayer-financed health coverage. Due to the competitive market that makes consumers have the cost of low direct payment for health coverage it makes the cost of medical care and health coverage to go down.