Healthcare first
The healthcare forensic audit is the first mature model: per-dollar flows, peer-country benchmarks, named mechanisms, and sector tables.
Where the Money Goes
The bill is high because the system is full of toll booths.
Across essential sectors, the same pattern keeps appearing: public dollars and household dollars enter a system, then leak through administration, pricing power, debt, fees, marketing, defensive duplication, and extraction before reaching the thing people actually needed.
ProductiveCare, homes, food, labor, physical assets
FrictionBilling, admin, compliance, duplicated complexity
Pricing powerMonopoly, scarcity, patents, local capture
ExtractionFees, debt, dividends, buybacks, private equity
Housing next
Housing combines scarcity, finance, land capture, zoning, fees, insurance, debt, and local veto power.
Then cross-sector
Once sectors are mapped, the real story is overlap: the same holders, firms, financing tools, and extraction logic repeat.
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We need bills, contracts, invoices, fee schedules, hospital stories, housing stories, public-private deals, and local examples that show how the extraction works.
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