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 Commentaries1 2 Next >January, 22 2008
The Tax Code and Health Insurance Coverage October 18, 2007 While the favored tax treatment of health insurance has provided a stable source of health coverage for hundreds of millions of American workers over the last half century or more, it also is clear that it is leading to many of the problems that our health sector faces today. January, 22 2008
A New Conversation about Health ReformFebruary 1, 2007 Health care clearly has become a top-tier issue, with governors, presidential candidates, business and labor coalitions, and now President Bush all offering dramatic new proposals for reform. January, 22 2008
Response to President Bush's Bold Health Reform ProposalJanuary 23, 2007 The president's proposal, announced in Tuesday's State of the Union Address, is a win-win-win-win. January, 22 2008
Reforming the Tax Treatment of Employment-Based Health InsuranceJune 27, 2005 Tax reform is high on the policy agenda in this session of Congress, as the President's Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform issues its report and as Congress prepares for the debate. December, 9 2004
Response to Cogan, Hubbard, and Kessler Article in The Wall Street JournalWe have been searching for a silver bullet to solve the problems in the health sector for decades, and John F. Cogan, et al, claim to have discovered it with their idea to provide full tax deductibility of all expenditures for health care and health insurance... August, 7 2003
Consumer Driven Health and the Modern FamilyThe way we pay for health care is based on an industrial-age image of the American family that seldom applies today. Women, whether working or not, are especially hurt by this antiquated system. The underlying assumption of our system is that a man... June, 4 2001
Transformative Change: Market-Driven Health CareTransformative Change: Market-Driven Health Care Sponsored by U. S. Chamber of Commerce, American Medical Association, National Center for Policy Analysis, Galen Institute October, 11 2000
Statement of Principle on Patient ChoiceBecause the Patients' Bill of Rights will raise costs and reduce access to health insurance, employers and employees should have the ability to opt out of the provisions of the bill if they so desire... 1 2 Next > |
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