National Health Care

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"There is virtually no segment of the American economy-- government, business, industry, or the general public--which does not acknowledge that health care in the U.S. has reached the "crisis" point. With nearly 15 percent of the American population not covered by private medical insurance or government-funded benefits (estimates range between 35 million and 37 million, of which 70-80 percent are employed) (Thomas 32; Bell 44; Shapiro 33; Miller 21; and others), and a health care system which consumed over $800 billion in 1992--more than 14 percent of Gross National Product (GNP)--and, if left unchecked at its present rate of growth, will consume nearly one-third of GNP by the year 2030, and add $1 trillion to the national debt by the end of this decade (Fuchs 631; Bell 44; Dentzer (1992) 26; and others), major health care reform initiated at the federal..."

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