Should a universal citizens' health insurance be introduced, into which everyone — including the self-employed and civil servants — contributes?
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Context
In Germany, private insurees and civil servants do not contribute to public health insurance. A citizens' insurance would eliminate two-tier medicine. Critics see an intrusion into personal autonomy and fear declining quality through standardized care.
Real-world source
UN General Assembly · 10/10/2019
Resolution A/RES/74/2 — Political Declaration on Universal Health Coverage ↗
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