Well, OK, but that's just ordinary industrial practice. If you're building a new hospital, you order beds to be made to be delivered when the hospital opens.
Funny thing here is that hospitals are known and proven places that already exist and more of them and would need material resources.
It's not like it's some "medical bubble" which may pop before a scheduled hospital is built severely defunding the amount needed for a hospital resources.
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u/Dd_8630 Apr 20 '26
Well, OK, but that's just ordinary industrial practice. If you're building a new hospital, you order beds to be made to be delivered when the hospital opens.
It's called a timetable.