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For a long span of time, it has become known to all that, the United States is one among the wealthiest country that does have a universal health care system. But, in many cases, it is found that, even the significant but poor countries do have some kind of universal health care systems (Oderberg, 2000). Response to this question as to why the United States does not have a universal health care system is quite unique and it cannot be left aside. Further, in order to join the rest of the developed world, United States now is giving importance in recognizing that not possessing any universal health care system is something done out of compulsion and not a preference.