I'm not sure how much I want healthcare accessibility determined by "Classical Capitalism". The vast majority of things I buy are fundamentally optional, so the

I'm not sure how much I want healthcare accessibility determined by "Classical Capitalism". The vast majority of things I buy are fundamentally optional, so the supply/demand can be negotiated. Some reasonable part of healthcare is largely non-optional. I suppose you could make an argument that my sky-high demand should encourage new market entrants thereby balancing the supply to the market demands. However, in many healthcare cases, there are too many impediments for that to be realistic (patent exclusivity, manufacturing complexity, etc.).