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Re: My God, you are an idiot.
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Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield
It's fitting two grossly overpriced services - education and healthcare - should be discussed in tandem. Aside from the way one's cost impacts the other's, they share a common driver found in every inefficient, cost and debt-ballooning product/service delivery industry: Third Party Payment Structures.
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It seems to me that the bigger problem the two markets share is that it's really difficult to assess outputs, and this makes it much harder to create the right incentives to make them work more efficiently.
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