HOWEVER, the number he uses is AFTER dividends are paid to shareholders!
cpa kevin is wrong again. Dividends are paid after after net income.
Net income is the company’s bottom line on the income statement. It shows the profit a company makes after subtracting all operating expenses, interest, and taxes from total revenue. It tells you how profitable a company is during a certain period. Dividends are different. They come from retained earnings after net income is calculated. You will see them on the statement of retained earnings and the cash flow statement, not on the income statement.
2023 aggregate corporate profits for that sector were $371 billion.
Again no proof or link. cpa kevin may be referring to revenue which is not profit
https://www.ajmc.com/view/comparing-apples-with-oranges-administrative-expenses-and-finances-in-medicare-systems
This explains why the 2 systems can't be compared.
For example large parts of medicare such as the web site, enrollment, premium invoices, and management is handled thru Social Security; a different cost center. Claims may also process thru Social Security.
Again, if Europe's universal system is so good why do 20+% still have private insurance?