[alessandrofiaschi]

Simply it is not true.

FREE
1
Hong Kong
2
Singapore
3
Luxembourg
4
Estonia
5
Ireland
New Zealand
7
United Kingdom
8
Denmark
Iceland
10
Australia
11
Chile
12
Switzerland
United States
14
Sweden
15
Finland
16
Canada
17
Netherlands

Heritage Foundation is a serious Institute and a Conservative think tank.

[Luis Gonzalez]

You don't think that Denmark, Iceland, and the United Kingdom with their socialized medicine, socialized energy industry, and socialized national transportation systems are more socialist than the US?

What I read is that the more a government encumberss free trade, the lower in the chart you go.

[Luis Gonzalez]

"For the past few years, the cost of financing health care has been a subject of controversy in Hong Kong, where socialized medicine makes care available to all residents."

[Luis Gonzalez]

"Public institutions dominate Singapore's hospital sector: 13 of the 23 hospitals and 8,640 of the 10,469 beds are in facilities controlled by the Ministry of Health."

[Luis Gonzalez]

"Since health care financing is becoming the central issue for national and international agencies, WHO is widening its collaboration with all interested partners in financing health services to make them more accessible, affordable and effective. For example, WHO collaborates with the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, UN partners such as UNDP and UNICEF and donor countries such Australia, Japan and Luxembourg to assist the ongoing health care financing reform and introduce innovative financing approaches such as community financing and social health insurance in Cambodia, China, Lao PDR, Micronesia, Mongolia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Samoa and Viet Nam."