You wouldn't really care if your competitor got cheaper electricity than you. So why treat healthcare differently?
Dutch Rojas challenged a room of Oklahoma manufacturers with this exact logic.
There are 190 manufacturing operations in the state, yet most refused Dutch's idea for them to join forces on a benefits strategy. Why? "I don't want to help that guy reduce his expenses."
In Dutch's mind, the next stage of American capitalism includes co-opetition.
