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> paying insurance Should vaccine refusal then result in increased premiums, or increased coinsurance for covid-related care? How many people would make the c
by kristjansson 5y ago
> paying insurance
Should vaccine refusal then result in increased premiums, or increased coinsurance for covid-related care? How many people would make the choice if they had to bear even part of the expected value of their increased medical costs themselves?
- betwixthewires 5y agoMaybe, but that is for insurance companies to decide. Just like they decide rates for smokers, obese people, etc. Although I don't know of any insurance companies that have rates for people that have not undergone certain medical procedures. That sounds unethical to me.
- random314 5y agoIt's a cost benefit analysis. Why is it unethical? Why should the vaccinated population pay for unvaccinated welfare queens?