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Let me fix if for you also.

All human societies have a greater or lessor crony mentality.

I think the USA excels in having too many laws, regulations and the avoidance of liability, UNLESS the drug company can make billions of dollars on a drug, they they are OK with possible liability.

In the USA we (companies) tend to use Congress and laws to create a system where they can maximize profit, minimize liability and decrease individual choice. In the US we are free to use whatever corporate resource we want to, but try starting a business selling street food, it's nearly impossible.

While in places like Thailand, Russia, cronyism is more of an individual people to people basis. A small amount of money "facilitates" transactions.

In the USA, if you are wealthy you can pretty much find a doctor to prescribe any legal drug whether or not it's indicated.

<blockquote data-quote="DragonBits" data-source="post: 152102" data-attributes="member: 18023">Let me fix if for you also.All human societies have a greater or lessor crony mentality. I think the USA excels in having too many laws, regulations and the avoidance of liability, UNLESS the drug company can make billions of dollars on a drug, they they are OK with possible liability.In the USA we (companies) tend to use Congress and laws to create a system where they can maximize profit, minimize liability and decrease individual choice.&nbsp; In the US we are free to use whatever corporate resource we want to, but try starting a business selling street food, it&#039;s nearly impossible.While in places like Thailand,&nbsp; Russia, cronyism is more of an individual people to people basis. A small amount of money &quot;facilitates&quot; transactions.In the USA, if you are wealthy you can pretty much find a doctor to prescribe any legal drug whether or not it&#039;s indicated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DragonBits, post: 152102, member: 18023"] Let me fix if for you also. All human societies have a greater or lessor crony mentality. I think the USA excels in having too many laws, regulations and the avoidance of liability, UNLESS the drug company can make billions of dollars on a drug, they they are OK with possible liability. In the USA we (companies) tend to use Congress and laws to create a system where they can maximize profit, minimize liability and decrease individual choice. In the US we are free to use whatever corporate resource we want to, but try starting a business selling street food, it's nearly impossible. While in places like Thailand, Russia, cronyism is more of an individual people to people basis. A small amount of money "facilitates" transactions. In the USA, if you are wealthy you can pretty much find a doctor to prescribe any legal drug whether or not it's indicated. [/QUOTE]

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DOI: 10.1210/jc.2010-0102 | PMID: 20534765 | PMCID: PMC2913038