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Healthcare is a commodity. You heard me, healthcare is a commodity, not a right. I'm writing this post because there are comments made every days about how the problem with modern health care is the fact that it's treated like a commodity, not a right, and various other statements to the same effect.
In that era, most medical care in the U.S. was basically medieval â a bunch of potions that did nothing. Luckily, though, they were cheap potions. Health care was a trivial part of the average person's annual budget. In 1900, the average American spent $5 a year on health care ($100 in today's money). No one had health insurance, because you don't need insurance for something that costs $5 a year.