> They [Canadians] don't think of it that way because it is lumped in to the tax bill. Many people in the US pay much less than this.
There’s a good chance that most Americans are paying less toward gov health expenditures than the average Canadian due to income inequality. But in aggregate, it is more per person.
I’d like to point out that US public health care expenditure per capita is higher than Canada’s public expenditure per capita.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_total_h...
> They [Canadians] don't think of it that way because it is lumped in to the tax bill. Many people in the US pay much less than this.
There’s a good chance that most Americans are paying less toward gov health expenditures than the average Canadian due to income inequality. But in aggregate, it is more per person.