> The same could be said about allowing poor people to seek treatment from unlicensed medical practitioners No, it can't. Because they can always walk into a h

> The same could be said about allowing poor people to seek treatment from unlicensed medical practitioners No, it can't. Because they can always walk into a hospital and receive treatment, even if they have no capacity to pay. A hospital may not refuse treatment. > Or let them be served by an unregulated transportation providers Like Uber? Interestingly enough, if an unregulated method of transportation becomes popular enough, it gets regulated, not regulated out of existence.