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Are you arguing that no-one should be allowed to make a profit when providing services to low-income people? What incentive would there then be to offer these s
by williamscales 9y ago
Are you arguing that no-one should be allowed to make a profit when providing services to low-income people? What incentive would there then be to offer these services?
- noir-york 9y ago> What incentive would there then be to offer these services? Justice. The state should be providing these services to low-income people itself. Low-income people are not 'customers' - they are citizens and any money that is diverted to profit is money that is not going to the people who need it.
- cududa 9y agoGood luck with that approach.
- noir-york 9y agoWhy? The countries I am familiar with (in Europe) manage to provide most social services through the government agencies just fine. When there is a scew up, its usually when the provision has been out-sourced (at great cost).
- woah 9y agoAmazingly paternalistic. You think that just because somebody does not have a lot of money they should not be allowed to choose from among a marketplace of providers?