Opis
This book explodes the myths surrounding health care spending by showing that the U.S. has faced the public health challenges of AIDS, drug abuse, and teenage pregnancy with a lower rate of spending growth than most countries.
The authors blame high U.S. health care costs on government spending, tax breaks for health insurance premiums, and over-regulation of the industry. They present a bold free-market plan for lowering unnecessary health care spending while retaining world-class quality and expanding access for the needy.
The authors blame high U.S. health care costs on government spending, tax breaks for health insurance premiums, and over-regulation of the industry. They present a bold free-market plan for lowering unnecessary health care spending while retaining world-class quality and expanding access for the needy.
Szczegóły książki
Format
Twarda okładka
Strony
160 stron
Język
Angielski
Opublikowany
maj 3, 1993
Wydawca
University Press of America
Wydania
Wydania: 2
ISBN-10
0963202715
ISBN-13
9780963202710