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If most people don't really pay the 'price', is it really 'overpriced'? I mean, it sort of is, but until we get people directly involved in their costs (or at
by lowercased 8y ago
If most people don't really pay the 'price', is it really 'overpriced'? I mean, it sort of is, but until we get people directly involved in their costs (or at least the cost of their insurance) they'll never feel it, and there won't be enough impetus to switch to something better.
- justinjlynn 8y agoWell, no; in economic terms, it's entirely /broken/ to have price illegibility in the way medicine does. There can't be a market for something which has no public pricing information but for which, in most cases, someone will pay all they can for - because to do otherwise is to die or be completely miserable.
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