Capping is a common practice for medical services in European countries, but so many other aspect fall in-line with this, e.g more socialised research funding,

Capping is a common practice for medical services in European countries, but so many other aspect fall in-line with this, e.g more socialised research funding, public universities with research department colluding with the private sector. We could make a comparison in its entirety, no idea which is better, but capping prices is fundamentally incompatible with a near total free market. Which is the market discussed in this article. In a free market. Cut the imposed taxes, and let people be judge of which service they want to purchase given clear pricing. Society worse? See the handling of the pandemic, I don't think the source of the problem comes from lack of regulations.