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Didn't a competitor introduce a better version of the $750 pill priced at $1? Isn't that proof of free market efficiency working? Indeed much of the rising ins
by pvnick 11y ago
Didn't a competitor introduce a better version of the $750 pill priced at $1? Isn't that proof of free market efficiency working?
Indeed much of the rising insurance costs appear to be government-mandated purchasing of a highly-regulated service, a la affordable care act. That's just elementary economics. The FDA-imposed regulatory hurdles to medical innovation also drive up costs and protect the price gougers from competition.