Which is famously why the U.S. ended up with health insurance tied to one's employer-- a workaround to the limits of price controls (employers could offer this

Which is famously why the U.S. ended up with health insurance tied to one's employer-- a workaround to the limits of price controls (employers could offer this additional perk, but not additional money). Yet another unintended consequence that continues to impress generations later. (I wonder why they didn't simply let wages rise.)