Re:Both in rich and poor countries, universal health care br...
by throwawayjava on Wednesday May 02, 2018 @10:02PM
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It's clear you still don't understand my critique.
> By your link we're 52nd in doctors per capita. That's not great.
I think this sort of argument is innumerate. Statistical sciences provide us with many ways of testing the correlation between "value of care per dollar spent" and "average doctor salary".
None-the-less, I am tempted to point out that Cuba is #2 on this metric ;-)
Regarding the rest of your post, consider actually reading that New Yorker piece. The things you think it says, it DEFINITELY does actually not say.
> By your link we're 52nd in doctors per capita. That's not great.
I think this sort of argument is innumerate. Statistical sciences provide us with many ways of testing the correlation between "value of care per dollar spent" and "average doctor salary".
None-the-less, I am tempted to point out that Cuba is #2 on this metric ;-)
Regarding the rest of your post, consider actually reading that New Yorker piece. The things you think it says, it DEFINITELY does actually not say.