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Where I am, insurers form a "radical monopoly" where they are an esconced tax on people as a legal requirement for a whole set of services. They all use the sam
by motohagiography 4y ago
Where I am, insurers form a "radical monopoly" where they are an esconced tax on people as a legal requirement for a whole set of services. They all use the same models and data, so there isn't choice. There is what you are legally mandated to have at the lowest possible price, and they have no value add beyond that. It does not resemble a market.