Should we cut Medicaid?

government subsidies hike prices.

(https://www.cato.org/commentary/health-costs-are-rising-because-price-controls)

so it could be beneficial to have a free market approach to healthcare because of price signals.

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The U.S. Health Care System Doesn't Need Price Controls. It Needs Price Signals.

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so in practice if we switched it could be hard for a bit but most of the study's/experts think that a free market approach would be cheaper for the consumer and the government.

https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/what-economic-lessons-about-health-care-costs-can-we-learn-from-the-competitive-market-for-cosmetic-procedures-2/

cato-unbound.org

The Economic Case against Medicare for All

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I am shocked, but you are absolutely right Alan. I have always understood that Medicaid was not given to people over 65. I was wrong.

Mocking the disabled and their caregivers is low even for this forum. Guess I'm not too surprised.

I’m actually one of those lazy medicaid users, but I am also using it to pay off my debts and saving to work on my car so that I could get a job that pays more. But my car is more of something i want it to be than I need it to be. I have also re-established my credit score from 530 to 650 again. I do apologize that there are real medicaid providers but I just wanted to express this