G20 privatizes public healthcare
The G20 declaration states,
http://www.g20.org/Documents/g20_declaration_en.pdf p.12
"Advanced deficit countries should take actions to boost national savings while maintaining open markets and enhancing export competitiveness... advanced surplus economies
will focus on structural reforms that support increased domestic demand. Emerging surplus
economies will undertake reforms tailored to country circumstances to:
Strengthen social safety nets (such as public health care and pension plans),
corporate governance and financial market development to help reduce precautionary
savings and stimulate private spending..."
Boosting national savings is to cut public funding of health care. Open markets and export competitiveness mean foreign private health giants taking over our system.
Emerging countries are not to spend for health care, but are to increase domestic demand for, and adopt private models.
Strengthening social safety nets in G20 masked language is to privatize them.
And just a week after this was released: Leading Economist Shatters Myth That Public Health Care is 'Unsustainable'
In this case, the truth is the opposite of what comes out of the G20.
In this case, the truth is the opposite of what comes out of the G20.
Isn't it always the case?