>>>But I see capitalism as the best (not perfect, of course) approach to setting the prices. You (based on what I read in your messages) are proponent of socialist approach (anybody who says that government is the best way to set the prices is a socialist in my book <g>). But, anyways, I just don't like when the government will control prices for health-care. Because in the end it will mean more corrupt politicians (and we already have too many of those).
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>FWIW, level of corruption in various nations is assessed regularly. I think you'll find that countries with lowest corruption have a national health scheme and countries with highest corruption have an exciting free market ideology. One of the least corrupt countries (Singapore) has government influence in many aspects of life right down to personal habits such as chewing gum, which is illegal in Singapore.


Some of the best child labor sweatshops and child prostitution too.

Watch that gum though..