Making Sense of the Health-Care Reform Debate

Robert Hockett

Challenge, 2010, vol. 53, issue 1, 28-62

Abstract: Much of the confusion over the health-care debate can possibly be minimized, writes this law professor in an essay that goes to first principles, if we recognize that health insurance is much like a public utility. He makes a fresh if philosophical case for his argument that is well worth reading. The result is more clarity about what the health-care debate is all about and what direction a solution should take.

Date: 2010
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