>in order to get the health service back on track with currently missed targets, to modernise and meet the needs of an ageing population, funding increases of 4% a year would be required, according to a report by the Health Foundation and the Institute for Fiscal Studies, in association with the NHS Confederation.
>Funding these projected increases in health spending through the tax system would require taxes to rise by between 1.6 and 2.6% of GDP - between £1,200 and £2,000 per household.
>Paul Johnson, director of IFS and an author of the report, said: “We are finally coming face to face with one of the biggest choices in a generation. If we are to have a health and social care system which meets our needs and aspirations, we will have to pay a lot more for it over the next 15 years. This time we won’t be able to rely on cutting spending elsewhere - we will have to pay more in tax.
Nationalized healthcare is a fucking joke.
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>health and social care system which meets our needs and aspirations
>health and social care
>social care
Not a god damn cent of that money will go towards healthcare, they're trying to justify diverting more funds to welfare to support unskilled migrants, but they're pussyfooting around the issue by lumping it in with healthcare since they know no one will buy into it otherwise.
>health and social care system which meets our needs and aspirations
>health and social care
>social care
Not a god damn cent of that money will go towards healthcare, they're trying to justify diverting more funds to welfare to support unskilled migrants, but they're pussyfooting around the issue by lumping it in with healthcare since they know no one will buy into it otherwise.
Christ the UK is just fucked aren't they?
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