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In the US we ascribe much higher value to freedom of choice & markets, etc. We have elected to take the good (driving a disproportionate share of medical progre
by pbreit 11y ago
In the US we ascribe much higher value to freedom of choice & markets, etc. We have elected to take the good (driving a disproportionate share of medical progress) with the bad (twice the cost for worse outcomes).
- cname 11y agoAs a counterpoint, I'm from the US and I completely disagree with this. I never ascribed any such value to the "free market", especially when it comes to health care.