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Old 21-08-2019, 23:38   #2308
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Re: The state benefits system mega-thread.

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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
Eg Greece, where it ended up being cheaper to pay for people to travel by taxi, than continue to fund the railways.



Company X makes drug A, whilst company Y makes drug B, and Z makes C. That is not only common sense, it keep costs down by not having excess unused capacity from all 3 firms each making all 3 drugs.
Can you translate that into English and more importantly explain why people needlessly die due to the cost of medical care? Either that not provided by the NHS or failed insurance based mldekd elsewhere.

Monopolies don’t keep costs down to the consumer. Don’t they teach capitalists basic economics?
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