"As the population grew, the government steadily encouraged and supported the building of treatment institutions," she says. "As a result, a great deal of capital flowed into the health treatment industry." She points out that these new treatment facilities are, for the most part, owned by syndicates or private individuals whose first consideration is that the hospitals they run make a profit.
「隨著人口增加，政府不斷鼓勵與支助醫療院所的建造，於是大量資本湧進醫療產業，」她指出，這些新增加的醫療機構大多數是財團或私人所有，利潤是他們經營醫院的首要考量。