Re:Uber CEO says its service will probably shut down tempora...
by philjohn on Wednesday August 19, 2020 @05:24AM
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Looking at rates that employers (and then employees pay, especially in copays) the answer would appear to be "expensively".
Look at the NHS in the UK, on average it costs £3k per person per year, outcomes are broadly similar (if not better, especially in areas like post-partum mortality) and as a % of GDP is half as expensive as US healthcare.
Look at the NHS in the UK, on average it costs £3k per person per year, outcomes are broadly similar (if not better, especially in areas like post-partum mortality) and as a % of GDP is half as expensive as US healthcare.