health care
What Medicare for All would Mean for Us All
by CHARLES BLAHOUS
Medicare for All would involve an unprecedented expansion of federal government expenditures and tax burdens.
What Every American Should Know about Our Health Care System
by GAIL R WILENSKY
We can spend less – we just cannot spend less and still have as easy an access to the open-ended, technically-advanced, sophisticated health care delivery system that we have had in the past.
So Far, So Good
by GAIL WILENSKY
When the Medicare Modernization Act was signed into law in December 2003, there were many predictions of problems implementing the new drug benefit.
From Barefoot Doctors to Red Envelopes
by MICHAEL TANNER
China’s health care system is weighed down by a legacy of government control.
Should SCHIP be Expanded?
by OLYMPIA J. SNOWE
Yes, the program is working, and America’s families need the coverage.
Should SCHIP be Expanded?
by DAVE CAMP
No, it will result in bigger government, not better care for our children.
The Backpage: Above All, Try Something
by LOU ZICKAR
It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something.
Polling the Risk Takers
by CARL J. SCHRAMM, PH.D. & ROBERT LITAN, PH.D.
What entrepreneurs really want the government to do.
Suburban Health Care
by NANCY L. JOHNSON
The legislative agenda developed by the suburban caucus is meant to address our everyday concerns: the safety of our children at school, congested and overcrowded roads, and dwindling open space, for instance.
At the very top of that agenda is health care. Seniors enjoying their retirement, couples raising children, and individuals in the suburbs face barriers to quality, affordable health care.
