Question by : Conservatives! How will allowing insurance to be purchased across state lines lower costs?
Many health insurers provide coverage in many states, even all 50.
How will allowing insurance to be purchased across state lines lower health care costs without sacrificing quality?
Best answer:
Answer by Anthony (End the Fed!)
Competition drives down prices.
So, you liberals hate monopolies, with an exception to government created ones? Ha. You guys are comical.
What do you think? Answer below!
because a small company which doen’st have offices in all 50 states can sell anywhere, forcing more cometition.
more competition leads to lower prices.
this is econ 101.
maybe you should try it… of course i think most libs need a course on economics…
Read article – ’nuff said
It’s a simple solution LIEbrals are to stupid to understand.
When you have more suppliers, this increases supply, which shifts the supply curve to the right. With a constant demand curve, this leads to a higher Q (quantity) and a lower P (price). It’s pretty simple. Guess you didn’t get a business degree, huh?
It is called competition something that this government is very opposed to. Look at the Business takeovers wipes out their competition.
All 50? Wow? Do all states have plumbers too? The fact you have to ask this question shows the failure of our public schools. Any 9th grader should know the answer to this.
The real question is how is having one single provider going to raise the level of care. Go on down to the VA and see the “state of the art” facilities provided by your chosen gods.