Single Payer Meets Managed Competition

Hastings Center Report 38 (1):23-33 (2012)
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Abstract

Common sense and empirical evidence suggest that single-payer health insurance, combined with competitive private delivery, would be the most cost-effective way of achieving the major, widely accepted goals of health care reform. Among the current presidential candidates, Kucinich and Gravel have the most promising reform proposals, with Edwards’s and Obama’s as fall-backs.

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original DeGrazia, David (2008) "Single Payer meets managed competition: The case for public funding and private delivery". Hastings Center Report 38(1):23-33

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David DeGrazia
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