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"That latter sounds identical to this. The former: total price controls are not exactly the standard I'd hold up to prove something else is crazy"
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JackDawson
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Not really the same. Insurance selection and pricing here is also heavily regulated. The point is more that variable billing for basically an ER visit
Posted by
mafic
Mar 11 '20, 06:47
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doesn’t really exist elsewhere.
They’re generally not unilateral total price controls either. Schedules are generally set by commissions made up of industry and government, or negotiation between medical professionals and government. Everything is macro-driven instead of micro. Outcomes generally always cheaper and better.
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