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Originally Posted by aceventura3
Is that a no or a yes to my question?
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I can't answer your question. I'm not sure it's an important question. You seem to be concerned about the possibility that a healthcare system might employ an internal system to ensure its own efficiency. Seems odd to me, coming from you.
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I will go there now and read it.
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They've changed it since their ignorance was brought to light.
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I am not interested in trading one failing method of allocating resources for another, my preference is to come up with a better system. Trading one set of bureaucrats who don't care for another is not an improvement.
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Every method of allocating resources fails to allocate them perfectly. Furthermore, I have yet to see evidence that the goverment bureaucrats would do worse than the private ones have. In fact, there are certain other countries where it would seem that the government bureaucrats are doing better (that is, if you trust the World Health Organization, which apparently you don't).