 | William Stafford - 1987 - 320 pagine
...motive. The evils of selfishness and competition are delightfully illustrated with reference to doctors: 'In medicine, it is the interest of the physician...the competition of other medical men will permit' (371). Secondly, for the sake of competitive advantage, producers conceal new knowledge and inventions,... | |
 | E. K. Hunt - 2002 - 308 pagine
...of life" (Thompson 1850, p. 257). For example, under competitive, market socialism, it would be "in the interest of all medical men that diseases should...their trade would be decreased ten, or one hundred, fold" (Thompson 1850, p. 259). The second evil inherent in the individualistic pursuit of wealth even... | |
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In medicine, it is the interest of the physician to cure diseases, but to cure them as slowly and with as much profit as the competition of other medical men will permit. It is the interest of all medical men that diseases should exist and prevail, or... 