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"An analogy is helicopter vs train." That again requires additional capital allocated to rich people. The government can easily ban use of helicopters and forc
by neilwilson 4y ago
"An analogy is helicopter vs train."
That again requires additional capital allocated to rich people. The government can easily ban use of helicopters and force them to accept the same price as a train. Which is what you do if you want to avoid rich people jumping the queue.
We're back to the Alton Towers example.
"Private companies have the potential to offer a more positive work culture"
All NHS GPs are private companies. Always have been. So why not become a full time GP on the NHS?
Private medicine uses up scarce resources that can be redployed to the NHS - for the benefit of all.
There is no free market economy in healthcare as I said initially. It is supply side limited by the nature of the work. And when a system is supply side limited the 'free market' just means rich people can jump the queue. Their extra money doesn't fundamentally increase supply.