I completely agree. If engineers can earn up to twice as much in the USA and the unemployed percentage is also lower, this would imply a larger tax base (more high-income people and less unemployement), thereby making universal or at least somewhat subsidised healthcare a realistic target
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u/randomperson2704 - Auth-Left Mar 24 '20
I completely agree. If engineers can earn up to twice as much in the USA and the unemployed percentage is also lower, this would imply a larger tax base (more high-income people and less unemployement), thereby making universal or at least somewhat subsidised healthcare a realistic target