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You assume that there is any meaningful competition. What we are seeing, across industries including education, is a type of indirect collusion that is keeping
by gilbetron 11mo ago
You assume that there is any meaningful competition. What we are seeing, across industries including education, is a type of indirect collusion that is keeping prices crazy, not competition. Over regulation is a big piece of what enables all this.
- nradov 11mo agoSome states require a "Certificate of Need" to open a new hospital so we ought to do away with those to promote competition. But beyond that, which specific regulations are harming competition?
- gilbetron 11mo agohttps://www.ftc.gov/news-events/features/certificates-public-advantage-copas https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/features/certificates-public... Lack of health care records interoperability (locks patients into a system). Much of the well-intended regulation around healthcare ends up getting perverted to prevent competition.
- nradov 11mo agoYou misunderstand. We only have a degree of interoperability for patient records due to federal regulation. Regulation in that area actually helps competition. https://www.cms.gov/priorities/burden-reduction/overview/interoperability/policies-regulations/cms-interoperability-patient-access-final-rule-cms-9115-f https://www.cms.gov/priorities/burden-reduction/overview/int...