Patient Power: The Free-Enterprise Alternative to Clinton's Health Plan
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| Rating | : | 4.23 (909 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1882577108 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 134 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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--Stephen Chapman, Chicago TribuneGoodman and Musgrave are entirely convincing on the direction we should be traveling. The best alternative to manage competition come from John Goodman and Gerald Musgrave in Patient Power. --William F. Our book, Patient Power, is a synthesis of those aspects. Buckley, Jr.A thorough economic analysis of the health care system in the United States is complex, not because special theories are needed, but because health care is the most regulated and most politicized sector of our economy. This abridged volume is a condensation of that synthesis. The thesis of this book is simple: if we want t
Every American should read this book. stormd Every American and every Congressman and woman should be given this book to read. We are now going through the lefts attack on free enterprise and capitalism. They want us all under a massive centralized government health agency that will destroy the pri. The best book ever written on health care. I'm an economist, and have read dozens of books on health care. This is the best book on how to improve our health care system ever written for the lay public.. "Completely irrational" according to Jules Verne. This book completely ignores reality in its analysis. Centuries of psychology and history has shown that unfettered free markets don't work. This book describes the perfect plan if you're an extremely rich and perfectly rational individual. Otherwise, no
It takes considerable understanding of economics, medical care, politics, ethics, and emotions before anyone can obtain a unified view of health care. Our book, Patient Power, is a synthesis of those aspects. The thesis of this book is simple: if we want to solve the nation's health care crisis, we must apply the same commonsense principles to medical care that we apply to other goods and services.. This abridged volume is a condensation of that synthesis. A thorough economic analysis of the health care system in the United States is complex, not because special theories are needed, but because health care is the most regulated and most politicized sector of our economy