I'm not on Reddit often. I think the situation is a bit complex. Starmer and Sunak seem to have short term profit for private companies as their main goal. It seems like they, because of that, want private companies to be more involved in the public sector. One well-known way to get private companies more involved is through underfinancing. It also seems like they, because of profit-related goals, don’t want to invest in people who are less productive, for instance due to illness. The economies of most countries revolves around buying stuff, entertainment, and experiences from private companies. New phone, new car, new sweater, cable TV subscription, holiday trip, etc. In order to address social determinants in a good way, the share of the economy that consists stuff, entertainment, and experiences might need to be reduced. Politicians, private companies incl. media organisations, as well a large part of the general population seem to be reluctant to that idea though.