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Practical economics
Posted: Jul 12, 2017
Supports Single Payer.
WATCH: Does the country have to start thinking about some sort of single-payer healthcare system?
"With my limited knowledge, I think that probably is the best system," Warren Buffett tells Judy Woodruff on the PBS NewsHour. "It would be more effective, I think" to figure out how to bring down costs.: Does the country have to start thinking about some sort of single-payer healthcare system?
"With my limited knowledge, I think that probably is the best system," Warren Buffett tells Judy Woodruff on the PBS NewsHour. "It would be more effective, I think" to figure out how to bring down costs.;
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