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That's why countries regulate it. So you don't have "incentives" where care should be provided.
by quickben 10y ago
That's why countries regulate it. So you don't have "incentives" where care should be provided.
- icebraining 10y agoSo you don't have "incentives" Of course you have incentives. Hospital administrators want to cut costs, doctors want to redirect patients to their private offices, suppliers want to increase profits (and will offer kickbacks to doctors and administrators), etc. If you have humans, you have incentives. Regulation can change some, but not eliminate them.