More Government subsidies, it would seem to me, are likely to not result in better price control but actually greater demand not being readily met, resulting in higher prices for health care.
Bob Goodlatte: “More Government subsidies, it would seem to me, are likely to not result in better price control but actually greater…”
On the recordSeptember 18, 2013
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Goodlatte argues that government subsidies may lead to higher healthcare prices due to increased demand.
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