Healthcare spending as % GDP was not only flat in in the US since 2009, it was also didn’t rise much as a percentage of GDP in Italy, Germany, France or most other nations.
Not sure exactly what to draw out of this. I don’t want to assume any arguments. This is a good thing right? And what we’re seeing right now is MAGA attempting to raise the cost by getting rid of subsidies. I’m curious what this graph would look like if we included subsidies if they’re not already included.
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Healthcare spending as % GDP was not only flat in in the US since 2009, it was also didn’t rise much as a percentage of GDP in Italy, Germany, France or most other nations.
[Health spending | OECD](https://www.oecd.org/en/data/indicators/health-spending.html)
Not sure exactly what to draw out of this. I don’t want to assume any arguments. This is a good thing right? And what we’re seeing right now is MAGA attempting to raise the cost by getting rid of subsidies. I’m curious what this graph would look like if we included subsidies if they’re not already included.