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- longer life |
| - gouvernment encourages (what?) |
- gouvernment encourages (what?) |
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The UK has national health service. |
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There's that BBC prime series called the doctors. Positive light to health services, though everyone talked to UK had things to say about it not printable. |
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**NHS** national health service - everyone can be treated. |
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**UK** my mailing list for operations - up to 1 year for a while |
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Problem with national capacity, former Germany, now private company |
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+++ Social Security |
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no teriffic pension, compareable to Austria |
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Big discussion (in UK and US) about pension programs. |
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Pension programs: Framed by a process called pay as you go. |
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Older people collect, younger people pay. And the life expectancy increases. |
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1880ies: Germany |
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1900 life expectation about years |
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today about 80 years |
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and the birth rate goes down. |
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