Regulation in Medicine
The discussion highlights the complexities of medical regulation, emphasizing that skilled doctors may charge more due to the presence of charlatans. It argues that consumers can access valuable information through various platforms, suggesting that less regulation could lead to better outcomes and lower costs. The conversation also touches on the increasing number of licensed professions since the 1950s, prompting a deeper examination of the implications of such regulations.In this clip
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All Else Equal: Making Better Decisions
Ep 13 All Else Equal with Maureen Ohlhausen: "Does Regulation Help or Hurt Consumers?"
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