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That's sounds like something for the free market to solve.
by NullPrefix 5y ago
That's sounds like something for the free market to solve.
- Arnt 5y agoMany countries have decided against that, because many of the big transactions involve a customer on a stretcher, in no shape to make an informed decision. Come to think of it, the times when you need a hospital are the times when you're not fit to shop around for options, or a fairly good approximation.
- NullPrefix 5y agoArgument for "same insurance system" part still applies.
- Arnt 5y agoThat's true. Splitting or opting out of that leaves you with only one shared resource. Given that you still have that shared resource, is changing the other one worthwhile? I have no opinion on that.
- retrac 5y agoYou expect the market to budget in a large surplus of ICU beds and anaesthesiologists on the off-chance we need lots of beds in a pandemic? Or are you suggesting bidding war for ICU beds?