HealthAugust 1, 20268 min read
The cost of health regulation
Every barrier protects something — and delays something else. Account for both sides.
Protection and delay
Market authorisations reduce risk. They also delay access to innovation.
Who pays for delay?
Often the unidentified patient. Opportunity cost matters as much as scandals avoided.
A liberal compass
Prefer outcome transparency and stable rules over micro price controls that freeze practice.
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Free-market analyses on economics, tech and health.
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