Fifteen years with the "let's privatize everything!" party will do that, yes.
Fifteen years with the "let's privatize everything!" party will do that, yes.
- the cost of top healthcare will keep going up as new technology is invented
- the amount of care you need keeps going up as the population ages
- GDP can't grow because of various political constraints (Brexit, planning permission, Green Belt, environmental rules, etc)
- Tax revenue can't rise much because it's already ~40% of GDP
- NHS can't grow as a percentage of the budget because of competing commitments (pension triple lock must, in the long run, grow as a percentage of GDP)
I'm sure Labour and Starmer want to fix the NHS, but it's like trying to play chess when you're already mated.
> I suspect because nobody can agree on what the new replacement system should look like.