LE FIGARO.
- Do the French not risk being less well reimbursed?
Jean-Charles SIMON.
- No, the reimbursement of the “Grande Sécu” would be equal to the sum of the two current reimbursements, there would just be a single payer.
It would be easier for the French but also for companies, which waste a lot of time in the management of health contracts.
It would also be a measure of equity because if employees are well protected by collective contracts funded at least half by their company, retirees pay dearly for their individual contracts.
Doesn't a liberal like you fear reinforced state control?
There is worse than the state: players competing for what looks like a compulsory levy.
However, health contracts are increasingly supervised and standardized.
Since the market is not free, we might as well switch to a single operator and save on a double management system.
This will make it possible to return the 8 billion euros to the French
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