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Telecoms in rural areas seems like the opposite problem: nobody wants to exploit that market, due to very high costs. Healthcare in the US, on the other hand,
by icebraining 7y ago
Telecoms in rural areas seems like the opposite problem: nobody wants to exploit that market, due to very high costs.
Healthcare in the US, on the other hand, is such a morass of regulations (including patents), subsidization programs and conflicting interests that I can't see it fit any simple model.
- nickik 7y ago> Healthcare in the US, on the other hand, is such a morass of regulations (including patents), subsidization programs and conflicting interests that I can't see it fit any simple model. This is a very good points. Some of these programs are just so huge and so complex, its crazy. We are talking about almost 20% of GDP that is regulated in a incredibly complex ways, has massive amount of government money spent on it as well.