Why Health Care Costs So Much – Governments’ Real Role

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By Greg Dattilo, CEBS and Dave Racer, MLitt

This 96-page paperback book is filled with ideas about what federal and state governments ought to be doing to foster a private market for health care. It demonstrates what happens when governments’ confine themselves to legitimate roles – protecting health, enforcing contracts, providing a level playing field – instead of controlling of health care. It offers common sense health care payment reforms that put people in charge.