22% More |
75% Less |
20% More |
60% Less |
2% More, and end government subsidies |
9% Less, and provide more government funding |
1% More, and privatize the entire healthcare industry |
5% Less, and there should be no privatization of the healthcare industry |
See how support for each position on “Healthcare Privatization” has changed over time for 117k Mexico voters.
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See how importance of “Healthcare Privatization” has changed over time for 117k Mexico voters.
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Unique answers from Mexico users whose views extended beyond the provided choices.
@9H86FCD5mos5MO
i think it depends on the situation the hospitals are in, but right now i think the current system is fine
@9CJ3K9810mos10MO
Less, corporatize publicly owned hospitals instead
@99H58YH1yr1Y
There should be some competition in the healthcare market, this would allow prices to go down.
@99D49K21yr1Y
Yes but with more regulation.
@8T5PHCH3yrs3Y
Keep the current private system and provide more government funding
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