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If the price of houses go up too much, then less people buy a home and instead opt to live with their parents longer, share rent with someone and so on. If the price of a new car goes up too much, then less people buy a new car, and instead will continue to drive older ones, share a car and so on. If the price of a new TV goes up too much, you don't buy one, or you buy less of them. That is how it works with most goods and services.
With that in mind, is there any relationship at all between the cost of cancer treatment and the number of people afflicted with cancer? Is there any relationship at all with the cost of a heart bypass, and the number of people with a coronary blockage? Is there any relationship between the cost of insulin, and the number of diabetics?
With that in mind, is there any relationship at all between the cost of cancer treatment and the number of people afflicted with cancer? Is there any relationship at all with the cost of a heart bypass, and the number of people with a coronary blockage? Is there any relationship between the cost of insulin, and the number of diabetics?