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Bill Gurley
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David Friedberg
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Bill Gurley
Gurley contrasts U.S. healthcare spending at 17% of GDP with Singapore's 1.7%, a 10x difference.
“The U. S. Spends 17% of GDP on healthcare and Singapore spends 1.7. So, it's a 10x delta and they have relatively reputable healthcare system.”
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Bill Gurley
Gurley notes US healthcare costs 17% of GDP versus Singapore's 1.7%, a 10x difference explained by making everyone a payer.
“Spends 17% of GDP on healthcare and Singapore spends 1.7. So, it's a 10x delta and they have relatively reputable healthcare system. And the key thing they do is they make everyone a payer.”
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David Friedberg
Friedberg reports 4,000 family offices opened in Singapore over the last ten years.
“someone told me a statistic that 4,000 family offices have been opened in the last ten years or so in Singapore.”
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David Friedberg
Friedberg reports that 4,000 family offices have been opened in Singapore in the last ten years, likely an underestimate.
“4,000 family offices have been opened in the last ten years or so in Singapore. Underestimate, probably. Yes.”
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