hey quick question anons. i have been talking with a liberal colleague about medicare for all and I have run into some problems.

A study came out and said it would cost 32.6 trillion and one said 32.0 trillion over 10 years.

My question is how do i address the claims that it currently costs 47 trillion for privatized/total healthcare for 10 years.

I get that medicare for all doesn't include everything, but would vision, dental, hearing, long term care, deductibles/copays add up to the difference of 15 trillion?

What is the key to fixing our healthcare system? Actual competition? More transparency?

>>3517862

"Whenever one segment of an economy exhibits, year after year, inflation above the general rate, and when there is no constraint on supply, then either a cartel is in operation or there is a lack of price transparency—or both, as is the case with American medical care." PS really not trying to slide with my question

>>3517837

https://www.heritage.org/health-care-reform/commentary/why-single-payer-would-make-health-care-worse-americans