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| Perhaps most perniciously, high-deductible plans encourage further risk segmentation in the health insurance market. For Bruegmann, liberal thinking has perniciously misdirected many planning premises, but his blind defence of the market leaves him with little rational option than to push aesthetics out of his field of vision--decisions made on this basis when all other rationales fail are, he argues, subjective, by which I take him to mean arbitrary, whimsical, personal and formal and deeply interesting. More perniciously, an anti-youth orientation makes it less likely that decision makers value decisions to invest in youth. |
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