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This is especially true in the U.S. There's no market as such because there's no pricing signals. The barriers to entry are super high: education and licensin
by cryptonector 6y ago
This is especially true in the U.S. There's no market as such because there's no pricing signals. The barriers to entry are super high: education and licensing of doctors is extremely restrictive, while construction of hospitals requires prior political approval ("certificate of need"!). All the HMO/PPO in-network thing also adds opaqueness, and discourages any negotiation by the consumer. This is madness.