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 Originally Posted by OngBonga
Well that's the point. The only people who have the incentive to run this service for no profit are the people themselves... ie the taxpayer. Their profit is savings.
That's not much incentive.
The method that economics shows directly decreases price and directly increases quantity in a market is from the profit incentive, and indirectly the result includes quality increase.
I hate to appeal to an example because they are never persuasive, but we have examples of markets being run non-profit and a popular quote that came out of one of those examples is "they pretend to pay us, we pretend to work".
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