Mohammad Albaghli
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The document discusses whether everyone in the United States can afford health insurance. It argues that health insurance is too expensive for many and the government cannot pay for all citizens' healthcare due to constraints. As a result, people with minor diseases may develop bigger diseases and death rates could increase. The document suggests solutions such as providing basic healthcare to all, paying for healthcare through taxes, and adjusting the country's budget to support healthcare costs.
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- 1. Can Everyone Afford a Health Insurance in The United States? MOHAMMAD ALBAGHLI
- 2. Question? Can Everyone Afford a Health Insurance in The United States? No
- 3. Reasons Too expensive. The government can’t pay for all citizens health cares The government does not have the authority over medicine companies.
- 4. Consequences People with minor diseases will have bigger diseases. Increasing death rate
- 5. Solutions Providing everyone with a basic healthcare. Pay for healthcare from tax payers Adjust country budget to be able to pay for health cares
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