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The NHS forces costs down as a monopsony. Also there is not the separation between provider and payer which results in providers angling for the most expensive
by JulianMorrison 14y ago
The NHS forces costs down as a monopsony.
Also there is not the separation between provider and payer which results in providers angling for the most expensive treatments, only forced down by a payer who regards the patient as an unwanted liability. (This has been partially subverted in the British NHS by ill advised privatization.)