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Why is there not Universal Healthcare? 
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Inefficient healthcare
One of the complaints free-market advocates have with single payer healthcare is the existence of waiting lists for certain procedures. For example, Canadians sometimes have to wait to obtain certain healthcare procedures because of the government’s focus on keeping costs down for all taxpayers.
Rural hospitals and health-care providers are already operating under extremely tight budgets and with limited resources as it is.
If doctors are working in a budgeted system and or paid much less to do certain services than today, there is a chance that doctors will choose not to see some patients that they would have happily seen under the current healthcare
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Data from countries with established universal healthcare shows that Patients in peer nations generally have similar or shorter wait time
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Nearly 87% of all Afghans are now within two hours of a healthcare facility. Nevertheless, as in other developing countries, there are just too few facilities, too few resources, and too few medical professionals in a country that is overwhelmingly poor.
Expensive for government
South Africans government is extremely under resourced and understaffed. Due to most of the population being poor they cant afford the services.
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Universal healthcare is tax-payer funded, which means increasing healthcare will increase taxes
The United States spends more dollars per person on healthcare than any other country, and has worse health outcomes than other wealthy countries. In 2018, healthcare expenditures were higher in the United States ($10,586 per person) than the average of healthcare expenditures in other wealthy nations ($3,994 per person)
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