Some advocates have suggested that the United States should move to a universal health care plan paid for at the federal level, like Medicare, which would be funded out of general tax revenues. Such a plan, it is argued, would guarantee quality health care to all. Ignoring all the controversy surrounding such a plan, how would the introduction of universal health care paid for from tax revenues impact short-run aggregate supply? On long-run aggregate supply?

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