Hello

[Anonymous No.18841349]

I’m doing a report for my economics course on the “healthcare oligarchy” that has America in its grip. What are your thoughts on the US government letting major corporations rape our healthcare system in exchange for kickbacks?

[Anonymous No.18841404]

>NOOOOOOOOO, HEALTHCARE NEEDS TO BE SO EXPENSIVE YOU CAN'T USE IT

[Anonymous No.18841441]

>>18841349
OP finna go to FEMA camp for criticizing the official globohomo narrative.

[Anonymous No.18841503]

>>18841349
Fuck You.

[Anonymous No.18841649]

>>18841349
What a shitty topic. Do something interesting. This fucking topic is like beating a dead horse. If you do a review of literature there'll be so many god damn papers.

[Anonymous No.18841661]

>>18841349
What's the problem, goy?

t. Dr. Schlomo Shekelberg MD, MBA

[Anonymous No.18841737]

>>18841349
Lol cover how a Tech monopoly man "Bill Gates" Funds the Majority of the WHO and also has funded Digital identities-Vaccines for the COVID-19

Also cover how the media particularly youtube censors based on the WHO. Youtube mod for COVID-19 is also ex WHO.

The whole thing is a conflict of interest mess

[Anonymous No.18841744]

>>18841349
Economic oligarchy in certain types of markets is inevitable.

[Anonymous No.18841769]

>>18841737
You’re fucking braindead

[Anonymous No.18841942]

>>18841349
seems like the pig orgy bonanza of money that has resulted from the moral hazard of writing a blank check from the government via medicare/medicaid as well as anti-competitive insurance rules, as well as very anti-business rules such as the EMTALA law about emergency rooms among countless others. the whole industry is people spending other peoples' money on services for other people, the worst of milton friedman's 4 ways that money can be spent (lowest concern for cost and lowest concern for results). the pricing is totally separated from the end user. meanwhile much of the healthcare R&D in the world and pharmaceutical investment is done in the United States and in dollars. The world is certainly better off by being able to siphon and adapt these technologies once they are established and scaled, into their less profit oriented healthcare systems. It's a faustian bargain, but a dangerous one because healthcare is among the least price elastic goods/services that exists (said otherwise, people will pay whatever is needed if the alternative is dying). For this reason leaving costs totally unchecked will result in them taking up a bigger and bigger portion of the economy

[Anonymous No.18841996]

>>18841769
as schizo as it sounds look into it simp