Richard Epstein on Charity and Health Care
Superb, as always. HT: David Henderson.
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Epstein never disappoints.
Epstein explains that when government steps in: 1) regulations make it more difficult for private charities to provide services; 2) private individuals no longer feel the need to assist the poor because the government has taken over that responsibility.
Excellent!
Very good and vey convincing.