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The Economist praises the Swedish health care system over the American on issues of incentives.
Article linked here:
http://www.economist.com/world/unitedsta tes/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13899647
Also....an image worth keeping in mind for defenders of the broken system:

Now, there's something wrong with this picture. See if you can tell me what it is.....
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Article linked here:
http://www.economist.com/world/unitedsta
Also....an image worth keeping in mind for defenders of the broken system:

Now, there's something wrong with this picture. See if you can tell me what it is.....
X-posted from my own LJ.
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Date: 13/8/09 22:07 (UTC)I don't think I ever argued that our cancer survival rates weren't high, but I did argue that while we are high in some areas, we are low in others. We have COMPARABLE care.
And I think comparable, again, is unfair based on the the inconsistencies in measurements.
What metrics are you referring to?
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Date: 13/8/09 22:24 (UTC)I haven't stated we have the worst. I've stated that every study I've read has found we have comparable service. I linked three above. As for the commonwealth results, perhaps some other poll will suffice:
http://content.healthaffairs.org/cgi/reprint/8/1/149.pdf