Economics Health Care Reform
Economics Health Care Reform How about this for Health Care reform? Okay, so the way I see it, health care reform is for the most part, needed. But...
Economics Health Care Reform
How about this for Health Care reform?
Okay, so the way I see it, health care reform is for the most part, needed. But, people are worried about the government getting bigger and the deficit and all that. So, how about we, as a people, collectively go to our respective insurance companies and demand they fix whatever problem we have with them or we walk? I see it as simple economics. If the Consumer is not satisfied with the product, and enough people feel the same way, then that/those consumers will stop buying that product. Then, once the company realizes it is doing something wrong, they change it to the way the consumers want so the consumers will buy the product again. This way, the government spends less and does not get bigger. See, I don’t think people realize how much power we, as consumers, have over companies. Without us, there is no them. Does that sounds logical?
Since, any and every company by definiton, produces something.
And I don’t mean just the helath insurance companies, I mean ANY company.
*SIGH*
What you (and the government) is talking about is health insurance reform, not health care reform. Health care is fine, it’s the insurance system that need to be reformed.
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