2. Less innovation and operational excellence leads to innefficiency.
3. Innefficiencies managing scarce resources leads to queues for access.
4. In the context of health care, this is born to the consumer as waiting times for access to care.
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The top thing people like about one payor or socialized medicine is perceived cost. When they realize the price includes queues, less efficient care and lack of choice, the vote goes the other way. This is why I like your approach to create a choice and financial incentive driven approach
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