When you say &quot;we pay the market value&quot; and &quot;give to the public for almost nothing&quot;, &quot;we&quot; and &quot;the public&quot; are the same group and therefore it makes no sense to make the distinction.<p>Unless by &quot;we&quot; you mean &quot;the wealthy&quot; and &quot;the public&quot; you mean &quot;the poor&quot;, in which case the increased tax that has to be set up for that will just be reverted into the cost of the service&#x2F;good provided by the wealthy, the wages of their employers, or turn into capital flight, and so forth. In short, you&#x27;re basically taking money from other areas of people&#x27;s lives and making them put it into health care. Which could be achieved by themselves by saving, if that&#x27;s what they wanted to do.