Health care came about as a benefit that circumvented the wage and price controls implemented by the Truman administration after WWII in a vain attempt to control inflation. It evolved into an expected entitlement for most employees. The subsidization of health care of course raised the price beyond the average persons ability to pay. Econ 101.
I’d like to see the wailing and gnashing of teeth when the first large corporations band together and build their own private on site schools for the children of their work force with guarantees of employment to those who succeed.
That would throw a monkey wrench into the governmen/educational (chock the industrialists ) complex movement.
Opps - chock = choke!
Looks like your a year behind the thinking of some of the most successful hedge fund managers ever:
http://dealbreaker.com/2016/05/steve-cohen-would-rather-hire-a-19-year-old-than-any-of-you-clowns/