Name: Healthcare: Will U. S. Politics Kill our Opportunity? (en Inglés)
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Author: Mr. Edmund L. Valentine
ISBN: 9780984047871

portada Healthcare: Will U. S. Politics Kill our Opportunity? (en Inglés)

Healthcare: Will U. S. Politics Kill our Opportunity? (en Inglés)

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Editorial

Mmc International Publishing

Autor

Mr. Edmund L. Valentine

Año

2012

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN

0984047875

ISBN13

9780984047871

Categorías

Política y gobierno

Healthcare: Will U. S. Politics Kill our Opportunity? (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Healthcare: Will U. S. Politics Kill our Opportunity? (en Inglés)"

Your healthcare, personal finances, and America’s future will be positively or negatively affected by U.S. healthcare legislation and regulation. Healthcare is a skyrocketing >$6 trillion global opportunity that can revitalize the United States economy and put it on a long-term growth path. However, politics is putting America’s ability to capitalize on healthcare at risk. Misinformation, funded by well financed vested interests, is changing the political debate, causing political polarization, fostering economic uncertainty, and impeding our economic recovery. “Healthcare”: 1) presents the global healthcare opportunity, 2) makes the argument of why U.S. healthcare, if not fixed, will destroy our middle class, 3) outlines what is required to fix healthcare, 4) discusses why the political dialog on U.S. healthcare is wrong, and 5) presents the questions that should be addressed by President Obama, Governor Romney, our United States senators and congressmen, and our state representatives before we vote for them – the questions each of us should be asking of them. The healthcare argument goes beyond our medical system, it has education, taxation and immigration implications. If U.S. healthcare is not properly addressed, the United States will continue its decline – properly addressed, U.S. healthcare will become a flourishing economic sector which will fuel economic prosperity, create high-paying jobs, and raise our standard of living.