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Competition vs. Monopoly: What's the big confusion?
American Solvent ^ | July 3, 2009 | Zeleke D. Snyder

Posted on 07/07/2009 10:16:13 AM PDT by UberAmericanPatriot1967

There’s a debate about whether a government-mandated health care system would be cheaper for America.‭ ‬I thought this was obvious.‭ It’s understandably becoming hard to get to the bottom of this issue because of the words the administration uses‬.‭ ‬The administration calls it‭ “‬universal health care,‭” ‬veiling what it actually is,‭ ‬a government monopolized health care system.‭ ‬When you’re determining whether or not government ought to take over an industry,‭ ‬think of it this way:‭ ‬Which one is cheaper and provides more value‭? ‬A‭ ‬competitive free market or a monopoly‭?

Everything the government has taken over has turned out wrecked,‭ ‬as if a storm had just torn through it. For the sake of our economy, the government ought to stay out of American business.

The government is by its nature a monopoly.‭ ‬Sure,‭ ‬the government could say that they would allow private companies‭ ‬to compete with them–but imagine competing with a company that need not make profits.

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TOPICS: Government; Politics; Reference
KEYWORDS: competition; healthcare

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