> Thus force these companies to provide either better service or cheaper prices. Let's be honest here, it will all come down to cheaper costs, which inevitably

> Thus force these companies to provide either better service or cheaper prices. Let's be honest here, it will all come down to cheaper costs, which inevitably will impact quality. But because the alternatives are clear - either have a roof over your head or go homeless - there is no incentive to maintain quality at the expense of larger margins. This is essentially what happens with healthcare. You cannot just opt-out of it if, thus terrible but cheap practices will always exist, and people will die as a consequence of this.