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Is A Free Market Possible in Health Care?
With a total national debt of $17.8 trillion, of which close to $13 trillion is public debt (on which we pay interest), it is easily understood that the U.S. has a very serious fiscal problem. At the...
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How Do We Establish A Free Market Healthcare System in the U.S.?
As I discussed in my last post, it is critical and urgent for the U.S. to sharply reduce the cost of healthcare, both public and private. There are basically two different ways to do this: with...
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How Can We Achieve a Free Market in Healthcare?
My last post, “Why Is American Healthcare So Expensive?” suggests that we don’t have enough “skin in the game” because most costs are paid for by third party insurance companies. One way to...
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Lowering the Cost of American Healthcare III. Single Payer?
My last two posts, here and here, argue that the high costs of American healthcare, almost double what other developed countries pay per-capita, has two fundamental causes which must be addressed:...
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Is Single-Payer Health Care a Good Idea?
My last two posts, here and here, have discussed major intrinsic problems with the Affordable Care Act. It has been set up in an actuarially unsound manner and the cost of insurance coverage through...
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Moving Forward on Healthcare Reform: Single payer?
It is frequently stated that the current Republican Congress is ineffective in getting anything done. That is not entirely true. A big issue was decided this past summer. The failure of Congress to...
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A Different Perspective on U.S. Healthcare Reform
U.S. healthcare policy is now in limbo. The Affordable Care Act has withstood Congressional attempts to repeal it, but it has many flaws which need to be repaired. Primarily, the ACA expands access...
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