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Poor Benefits Situation in the US Stifles Innovation

I consider myself moderately on the right as far as US politics is concerned. I am exceedingly pro-business and think, as Thoreau said, “That government is best which governs least.” So you may be surprised to hear that when it comes to health care policy, I believe innovation in this country will continue to decline and shift to emerging markets if changes are not made soon.

Posted On 09.23.08

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Eileen

September 23, 2008 4:24 pm

For a long time I've thought that unaffordable health insurance impedes innovation by encouraging people to stay employed in an established organization. Universal affordable health care is pro-business and pro-freedom.

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