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If we are comparing food - I can walk into food stores, easily compare prices , and find substitutes. Let’s also remember there are subsidies for farming and ot
by quags 4y ago
If we are comparing food - I can walk into food stores, easily compare prices , and find substitutes. Let’s also remember there are subsidies for farming and other food products and some states have no tax on food specifically. Now if I walked into a food store and could get anything but would get a random bill where the price of a single tomato ended up being $100 6 months later and it only made sense to have some third party insurance to pay the bulk of food costs then you have a comparison. Medical has no comparison in the US. The system is not good , insurance adds limited value to the process and getting prices to easily shop around is not possible. Im not looking for a full take over of the medical system in the US but having it function like a regular market is ideal.
- phpisthebest 4y ago>> Medical has no comparison in the US. The system is not good , First off you have confused medical insurance system with medical care. healthcare in the US is the best. How we pay for that healthcare, namely employer led "comprehensive" insurance plan is TERRIBLE So lets solve for that, and the solution to that is NOT government taking over the entire thing >>I can walk into food stores, easily compare prices , and find substitutes. I would absolutely love is the healthcare industry moved away from the employer led "comprehensive" insurance plans to a more free market solution