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Yes, so there can't be a true "universal" public option that lets in everyone at first. But a nation would have control over their membership requirements so th
by stevis 16y ago
Yes, so there can't be a true "universal" public option that lets in everyone at first. But a nation would have control over their membership requirements so they can control the flow. Also, many nations might join a health care alliance to increase the network size and economies of scale.
- MichaelSalib 16y agoHow does any of this address the adverse selection problem? Many nations joining the alliance doesn't change the fundamental problem.