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A fundamental health reform initiative like "Medicare for All" would be a very ambitious political project with significant implications for the American economy and the financial stability of American households. The total number of jobs in the U.S. economy would not be much affected by a national programme that would provide health insurance for every American, despite frequent assertions of widespread job losses. In fact, such reform might increase salaries and employment while creating more effective labour markets that better match employees with available positions (Annual Report on the Insurance Industry, 2022).