A HEALTHY DEBATE: Health Care Reform

Name: A HEALTHY DEBATE: Health Care Reform
Uploaded: 2008-09-17
Description: The United States leads the developed world in spending on health care, at nearly 15 percent of our GDP. But based on measures such as life expectancy at birth, Americans receive a lower level of care than do the citizens of many countries that spend less. What's wrong with health care in America? And how should we fix it? Peter Robinson speaks with John F. Cogan and Alain Enthoven.

Hoover Institution · 2008-09-17

Debate on why U.S. health spending underperforms and which reforms could improve outcomes.

Healthcare economicsInterviewintermediatecomparative health outcomescost controlhealth spending gdphealth system performanceinsurance designlife expectancyPeter Robinson John F. Cogan

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