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The state pays on both sides of the same disease, and this is the clearest bad basin in the book because nobody has to be malicious for it to persist. Part I: we spend 75 percent of our healthcare dollars on preventable diseases while the government subsidises high fructose corn syrup and mandates poor diets for people reliant on food stamps and for service members' families. Rising healthcare and welfare costs then contribute to deficits that make a balanced budget virtually impossible. Each programme is defensible in isolation and the combination is self-defeating, which is what distinguishes a bad basin from a bad decision.
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we spend 75 percent of our healthcare dollars on preventable diseases while the government subsidizes high fructose corn syrup and mandates poor diets for people reliant on food stamps and service members' families further exacerbating the problem.[^194] This is not an economically efficient state o
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