In a system dominated by private insurers,the positive externalities presented in preventive public health care result in a systematic tendency for insurers to

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In a system dominated by private insurers, the positive externalities presented in preventive public health care are not directly beneficial to insurers but rather to society as a whole. Therefore, there is a systematic tendency for insurers to underinvest in preventive public health as the cost-benefit ratio may not be positively skewed in favor of insurers.

In a System Dominated by Private Insurers,the Positive Externalities Presented