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A Real Revolution in the Making in the US Health Care Industry

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Ethically speaking, it is generally accepted that those who benefit the most from random natural endowments or from the working of the social and economic system have a moral obligation and an inescapable responsibility to share their good fortune with the less lucky or the less fortunate among us. Naked egoism is the anti-thesis of modern humanist morality.

As to the political tug-of-war being played in the U.S. around health care reform, it is too early to know the final result, but it surely will have major consequences.

Rodrigue Tremblay is professor emeritus of economics at the University of Montreal and can be reached at rodrigue.tremblay@yahoo.com He is the author of the coming book "The Code for Global Ethics" at: www.TheCodeForGlobalEthics.com/

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MediCare by Doc "Old Codger" McCoy on Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 at 12:17:22 AM