Hummm ... there are some economic problems to consider. The free market is largely self regulating ( in theory anyway). Problems arise when government enters the free market in an effort to reshape it -or- regulate it in some way. This creates market distortions called " market bubbles ".
One of the more famous bubbles we have all heard about was the housing market bubble burst of 2008. That was brought on by Go-Go economic policy coming from "The Fed" in prior years which overheated the economy.
What most people don't realize is that government interventions in the healthcare market (ie: Obamacare ) have created a healthcare bubble which could burst at any time. These " Healthcare insurance agents " are roughly equivalent to the sub prime mortgage brokers of the early to mid 2000's. They're hungry little devils .... and we will just leave it at that.
Anyhow ... i don't think it's a question of
if a bubble exists but rather
when the bubble is going to burst and leave the U.S. healthcare system in deep financial distress. In the meantime ... the financial sector (read insurance industry) is likely to grab as much money as it can before Humpty Dumpty falls off the wall.
~ Just a heads up. ~
https://seekingalpha.com/article/598...lthcare-bubble
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