I think the biggest argument for treating healthcare a little differently is that it simply is an area where market forces function poorly because the consumers can rarely act rationally. This is less true for preventative care and other things, but especially for emergency and end-of-life care market forces are perhaps inappropriate because some of their strengths don't come to bear.
I think the biggest argument for treating healthcare a little differently is that it simply is an area where market forces function poorly because the consumers can rarely act rationally. This is less true for preventative care and other things, but especially for emergency and end-of-life care market forces are perhaps inappropriate because some of their strengths don't come to bear.
I think the biggest argument for treating healthcare a little differently is that it simply is an area where market forces function poorly because the consumers can rarely act rationally. This is less true for preventative care and other things, but especially for emergency and end-of-life care market forces are perhaps inappropriate because some of their strengths don't come to bear.