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9780815700098

The Problem that Won't Go Away Reforming U.S. Health Care Financing

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    9780815700098

  • ISBN10:

    0815700091

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1995-12-01
  • Publisher: Brookings Institution Press
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Summary

In this volume, the authors discuss the history and failure of the Clinton health plan and analyze what went wrong with the reform attempts. They also present several alternative strategies the administration might have pursued, and conclude that none was likely to achieve the administration's goals of universal coverage and cost containment.

Table of Contents

The Problem That Won't Go Awayp. 1
Why Did the Clinton Plan Fail?
Clinton's Health Reform in Historical Perspectivep. 15
The Rise and Resounding Demise of the Clinton Health Security Planp. 34
Comments: Margaret Weir and James J. Monganp. 54
The Debate That Wasn't: The Public and the Clinton Health Care Planp. 70
Comments: Drew E. Altman, Karlyn H. Bowman and Uwe Reinhardtp. 91
Interest Groups in the Health Care Debatep. 110
Comments: Julie Kosterlitz and Fred Grandyp. 130
How Can Information Be Improved?
Estimating the Effects of Reformp. 147
Comments: John F. Shiels, Len M. Nichols and Kenneth Thorpep. 165
What Does the Future Hold?
Market-Based Reform: What to Regulate and by Whom?p. 185
How Does Antitrust Enforcement Fit In?p. 207
Comments: William L. Roper and Helen Darlingp. 213
Incremental Reform
Steps toward Universal Coveragep. 225
The Conservative Agendap. 236
Cutting Costs and Improving Healthp. 250
Bite-Sized Chunks of Health Care Reform: Where Medicare Fits Inp. 266
Using Tax Credits for Health Insurance and Medical Savings Accountsp. 274
Contributorsp. 291
Indexp. 293
Tables
Characteristics of Health Insurance, by Firm Size, 1991p. 254
Detailed Calculations of Cost Implications of Medical Savings Accountsp. 281
Examples of Maximum Deductible and Out-of-Pocket Limits under a Medical Savings Account Proposalp. 283
Figures
Slippery Slope from Universality to Diminished Coveragep. 60
Existing Data on Health Care Delivery and Financingp. 172
Lewin-VHI, The Individual Tax Credit Program: Estimated Cost and Impactsp. 241
Growth of Health Costs per Enrolleep. 256
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