M4A would give the government significant power to negotiate healthcare prices, which could lead to price controls that hurt healthcare providers and drug manufacturers.
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The government may exploit the power it gains by negotiating excessively low healthcare prices
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Sep 06, 2024, 08:03 PM UTC
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Democratic processes can act as a check on government overreach in healthcare pricing. If an administration abuses its power in ways that harm healthcare services, it would face political repercussions and could be voted out by the electorate.
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