> Healthcare is the most heavily regulated consumer oriented industry in the United States. Did those regulations pertain to this labor dispute? If not then I

> Healthcare is the most heavily regulated consumer oriented industry in the United States. Did those regulations pertain to this labor dispute? If not then I think this is a strawman. > a government abusing its regulatory authority to prevent workers from freely participating in the labor market. and > The government won't let you do that. It wasn't the government that gave that ruling. Since as bewaretheirs says in their comment elsewhere that ruling was vacated it was not even any law made by government that you can blame. > Want to know how much your procedure is going to cost before you're expected to pay for it? No, price discovery/transparency is not a thing. And that intransparency is something mandated by government? I'm asking, I don't know, it surprises me from what I know from just following discussions. The government prevents hospitals and MDs from disclosing their prices?