Why America isn’t as rich as it seems

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Why America isn’t as rich as it seems

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A report reveals that the U.S. spent $5.4 trillion on healthcare in 2024, accounting for 18% of GDP, translating to about $15,000 per person. This raises questions about economic sustainability and wealth distribution across the nation.

Official statistics show that the country spent $5.4trn on healthcare in 2024, equivalent to 18 per cent of GDP. This is $15,000 per person, ...

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