What do these innovations have in common? They are created by private businesses fueled by the entrepreneurial spirit. Left up to government, not only would it take longer to reach these milestones, but the technology would likely be more costly and lacking. Simply compare the U.S. Postal Service to Amazon or FedEx. Which group would you trust to get your package to the destination on time without falling into a budget deficit? Read Full Article »
Patients Need a Dose of Free Market Innovation
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ier this year, a manned rocket launched from the continental U.S. into earth’s orbit for the first time since 2011 — a mission that was spearheaded by private industry and the first step towards commercial space flight. On a similar note, Amazon recently unveiled its first electric delivery van — a fleet of vehicles expected to be dropping off packages at your doorstep as early as next year.
What do these innovations have in common? They are created by private businesses fueled by the entrepreneurial spirit. Left up to government, not only would it take longer to reach these milestones, but the technology would likely be more costly and lacking. Simply compare the U.S. Postal Service to Amazon or FedEx. Which group would you trust to get your package to the destination on time without falling into a budget deficit? Read Full Article »
What do these innovations have in common? They are created by private businesses fueled by the entrepreneurial spirit. Left up to government, not only would it take longer to reach these milestones, but the technology would likely be more costly and lacking. Simply compare the U.S. Postal Service to Amazon or FedEx. Which group would you trust to get your package to the destination on time without falling into a budget deficit? Read Full Article »
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