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[Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series of essays on health care in the United States. The series begins here. Hershel is challenging some of the basic foundations of our health care system, and will offer some dramatic changes... changes that will not disrupt the quality of the best health care system in the world.]
I have long been in favor of promoting the marketplace to help reduce health care costs. There are a lot of us out there, but far too few people pay attention. I have an example this week that should help persuade those who are willing to consider alternatives to the terribly inefficient and ineffective alternative: socialized medicine.
 The Evil Drug Companies
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