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 Studies< Prev 1 2 3 4Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Rollover: More Imperative Now Than EverMarch, 5 2002 In an ongoing effort by the Bush administration to implement a rollover component for Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), the FY2003 budget includes $441 million for such a rollover beginning in 2004 and another $23 million for an expansion of options. FSA rollover, as the policy initiative is called, would give health care consumers more options and provide a cost-containment incentive for health care expenditures.Six Questions Everyone Should Ask About Health System Reform: An Application of Basic EconomicsFebruary, 22 2002 This paper, written by American Medical Association Principal Economist Jesse Hixson, offers guidelines for achieving effective health system reform through free-market incentives.Health Care: Avoiding the Achilles Heel of Tax ReformFebruary, 1 2002 Many of the problems that politicians have been wrestling with for at least 20 years can be minimized and even solved by empowering consumers to transform the health care sector through free-market competition rather than regulation.Empowering Health Care Consumers Through Tax ReformSeptember, 1 1999 Grace-Marie Arnett, Ed.
Uninsured Rates Rise Dramatically in States With Strictest Health Insurance RegulationsAugust, 14 1998 During the heated debate on health care reform several years ago, some states jumped ahead of the rest by aggressively regulating their health insurance markets to speed reform. The data are now in, and they show that these attempts have backfired by harming the very citizens they were designed to help. |
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