Singaporeans spend only about 4% of GDP on health care—against 17% for the United States. At the same time, Singapore scores better than the U.S. on life expectancy, infant mortality, and other key international measures.Read the whole article here..........
Musings from an aging, Vietnam Marine, cancer survivor, conservative and Christian
Monday, October 19, 2009
What Singapore Can Teach the White House - Its health care is first class, cheap and market-driven.
This post by William McGurn at The Wall Street Journal really needs to be read by those who would "transform" rather than anchor our health care system "on the twin philosophies of individual responsibility and affordable health care for all." Even more to the point:
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