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I agree with you and in a pure profit oriented you will always have rare diseases without remedies. You may even have curable patient that are non-economical to
by DomreiRoam 8y ago
I agree with you and in a pure profit oriented you will always have rare diseases without remedies. You may even have curable patient that are non-economical to save for for-profit health-care company.
Imagine you have only pure market that provides 80% total availability for disease remedies. If you want to cover the 20% uncovered case by bringing a non-profit player, you may threaten some of the pure market player. At the end you may have a 60% coverage by for-profit and 40% by non-profit.
The end solution may seems to be less economically efficient but it covers more of the population and I think it is a good thing.