The “chicken and egg” problem: Can the “public option” succeed where...
By Kip Sullivan, JD In a previous paper I described the transformation of the “public option” from an enormous program that would insure 130 million people to a tiny program in the Democrats’ health...
View ArticleUpside Down Health Care: Why It Matters
Up to the middle of the last century, most Americans could count on good access to generalist primary care physicians with the training and commitment to evaluate and treat their medical problems,...
View Article‘Moral Hazard’ In Health Care: Duplicity On Steroids
Under the theory of moral hazard, it is postulated that insured people overuse health care services and that patients themselves are a leading cause of health care inflation. If they would just have...
View ArticleHealth Care: A Casualty Of Class Warfare
As the Great Recession rolls on after three years, without signs of relief on the horizon, a growing army of many millions of Americans is finding it impossible to gain access to necessary health care...
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