Jack believes that there is no way to fix America's increasing health care costs. However, he believes that there are ways to curb costs. Give a suitable answer that would confirm and strengthen Jack's belief
What will be an ideal response?
Analysts have suggested some ways to curb health care costs: Reform immigration laws to allow more people to work legally and pay taxes; require higher-income people to pay a larger share of the
Medicare costs; standardize health care costs nationally; decrease fraud and waste; and closely monitor doctors' and other medical professionals' unnecessary treatments and deliberately inflating their bills. Providing people, especially boomers, with incentives for healthier behaviors—including reducing smoking and obesity—would also lower health care costs in the future.
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