Keeping your doctors on a short leash

@BisonJakub …you made a mistake, pure and simple. Accept it. You chose this thread for a reason, and presumably read it in order to decide it was inappropriate for the board. Why waste your time if you’ve gleaned nothing from it?

As you can see, the thread has generated a lot of interest…as have others on a related topic. Which was the board you felt it should be shifted to? As far as I can tell, there are very few that are still as vibrant and worth bothering with as this.

Just as an aside…if you had read more fully on topics related to this, you would have an appreciation for the shortcomings of Medicare Advantage plans for their subscribers who suddenly find themselves in need of sophisticated medical care.

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I would assume we are way off course currently.

Socializing medicine is just one aspect of creating efficiencies.

The production levels in the US within the heavy industry sectors is not enough. We are moving off the last 40 years of supply side econ into demand side econ. The need is for a tax specific goal of GDP growth.