By regulating payements and preventing "reimbursement" of people risking others lives from insurance companies coverage of hospitals and helicopters? At least i

By regulating payements and preventing "reimbursement" of people risking others lives from insurance companies coverage of hospitals and helicopters? At least it sounds like what the government of Nepal is doing against "unrestrained capitalism". Also, paying a decent stable wage/pension to the sherpas would deter this sort of behavior and encourage self-policing as the majortity wouldn't want to risk their long term pay for a short term boost. That's usually how we incentivize against corruption. Now, you could also argue that the "cost plus" accounting of insurance incentivizes them to support ever higher "quality" and prices for themselves and their peers, but that's typically a longer term problem.