Use google scholar. Not sure how you've made it this far in life. We're done here, as you are obviously too retarded to even argue or too lazy to research.
But please go on with more horrible opinions that aren't based in fact.
I did what you told me.
The very first article supported my position.
Health insurance reduces price sensitivity because
patients do not pay for medical care at the point of service.
Third parties provide the bulk of medical payments in the U.S.
Insurance companies pay for these services using patients’
monthly premium payments or, in the case of government-
funded health insurance, tax revenue. This separation of
consumption and payment makes people act as though
they are receiving low-cost or even free services.
Go home. You lost.