Lin Qi provided two methods that would allow more people to qualify for Medical Insurance, and while the purpose was partly to demonstrate his benevolence, it was actually also a consideration for the Medical Insurance account.
Only by bringing in more paying users could the Medical Insurance account's funds be maintained in a healthy state.
If everyone paid, it would mean that eighty million people were paying for the medical care of a relatively small group, or even an extremely small group.
This wasn't a political issue. It was a mathematical one!
Conner's team had actually discovered this problem long ago as well. Once people had paid into the insurance for a certain number of years, they could enjoy medical services for the rest of their lives.
That meant they no longer needed to pay a single cent, yet could still use the money in the insurance account to cover their medical care.
So at this point, even more people were needed to pay this money and ensure that the funds in the insurance account didn't dry up.
There was, however, one thing worth celebrating. According to Conner's Think Tank, he had reached a conclusion.
In reality, most people simply wouldn't live that long. Given that the average life expectancy in the Federal Government was currently only a little over fifty, they would enjoy the benefits for at most a decade or so before returning to God's embrace.
That might have been the only thing worth being thankful for.
What if people's lifespans increased in the future? That was the future president's damn problem, not his!
The biggest difference between the Federal Government and Gefra and Peng Joe was that any law, regulation, or policy in the Federal Government could be changed at any time.
The president could sign a