The access and coordination of care is obviously clinically better than what carve-outs provide. Ultimately, we believe competent, coordinated care is less expensive than no care or poorly coordinated care. Adam Smith could have informed him of the likely outcome. Indeed, the current famine in North Korea and the collapse of the Soviet Union and its eastern European empire bear eloquent witness to the results of uncoupling work and economic incentive. Ill. We want to hear from you.
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