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The fact that we will all have health scores has profound implication for insurance or, more accurately, for the failure of market-based insurance. And, each year, with new information on my weight, blood-pressure, and the like, my score will be refined. While I may shy away from knowing the details, I am interested in the medical equivalent of my credit score – call this my “health score.” Without revealing the specifics of any future diseases I am likely to contract, a health score will summarise my overall health-care risks. For example, I am not anxious to learn about my genetic predisposition to develop Alzheimer’s disease or my propensity to contract heart disease or type 2 diabetes. I grant that there are a number of things about my medical future that I would rather not know. That means that we will be able to accurately assess the cost of medical treatment over their lifetime. The time is fast approaching when we will have an inexpensive test that is capable of revealing a person’s genetic propensity to contract a broad array of chronic diseases. And then, a few days after that, we learn that scientists are learning to make stem cells from skin cells. The next day, researchers tie yet another chronic disease to the presence of specific patterns on individual chromosomes. One day it is James Watson, one of the discoverers of the structure of DNA, being handed the complete genetic code inside his own cells. Even in countries like the United States, the government, not the market, will ultimately control the level and cost of the medical care we will receive.Ī single-payer, publicly run, health-care system is the inevitable consequence of the nearly continuous scientific revolution in molecular genetics that began a half century ago. The future is one in which health care will fall into this same category. That’s the case with deposit insurance as well as with insurance against the devastation from natural disasters. When markets fail, the government inevitably has to step in and provide insurance.

But there are times when private markets break down, and insurance is one of them. Market-determined prices allocate scarce resources efficiently, encouraging individuals to put them to their best possible uses.

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