While it wouldn’t be my first go to, I have to wonder if complete 100% deregulation would be better than what we have today.
Why go for such far out nonsense like this when there are perfectly good examples of successful healthcare models in other countries.
Plenty. The electronics market huge and barely regulated. The hardware for smartphones are cheap and amazing, televisions, etc. Automobiles are huge and relatively unregulated. It's not a great comparison, but your question was bad.
The size of the industry has nothing to do with whether or not it should be regulated.
The reason to entertain this thought it because deregulation is part of the solution to high health care costs.
"Electronics market"?! That's like calling healthcare the "service industry".
> Automobiles are huge and relatively unregulated.
This is laughable. Air bags, seat belts, emissions, break lights, tires, and more. Cars are one of the most regulated industries out there. From how they're built to how they're sold (manufacturer can't own the dealerships).
> It's not a great comparison, but your question was bad.
Your attempt to add something meaningful failed.