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As part of our Operation Health Freedom series, Euro Pacific Capital President Peter Schiff talks about problems with the employer-based health care system and how costs would go down over time without government involvement in health care
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PETER SCHIFF
Monday, November 2, 2009
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ReplyDeleteHello. I must totally agree with Peter Schiff. In Canada, we have single payer insurance system that is affordable for everyone, so there is 100% health insurance coverage in Canada (comparing to the US where more than 15% of citizens are not covered at all). The more the government is involved the more the health insurance is expensive as the government, in fact, controls the prices!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Lorne