Well, 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 publ

Well, 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.