Is There a Hearing Aid Price Bubble?
An anonymous reader writes "The price of a pair of hearing aids in the U.S. ranges from $3,000 to $8,000. To the average American household, this is equivalent to 2-3 months of income! While the price itself seems exorbitant, what is even more grotesque is its continuous pace of growth: in the last decade the price of an average Behind the Ear hearing aid has more than doubled. To the present day, price points are not receding — even though most of its digital components have become increasingly commoditized. Is this a hearing aid price bubble?"
Someone's parents are getting older.
"National Security is the chief cause of national insecurity." - Celine's First Law
This outrageous story will fall on deaf ears
They're robbing us all blind.
And, apparently, robbing some of us deaf.
The road to tyranny has always been paved with claims of necessity.
blah blah blah free markets blah blah Milton Freidman! Ayn Rand!! Freedom!
All of these posts about how your countries give hearing aids to elderly and poor is just rude. If the U.S. was a AAA country we would do it too. Showing off your wealth is lame.
Having to work for a living is the root of all evil.