Adopt a system of national health insurance, we are told, and we can have health care more cheaply and more equitably.
But we’d never live to see it.
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Adopt a system of national health insurance, we are told, and we can have health care more cheaply and more equitably.
But we’d never live to see it.

About the Author
John C. Goodman is the president of the Goodman Institute for Public Policy Research and a senior fellow at the Independent Institute. His latest book is New Way to Care: Social Protections that Put Families First.
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Adopt a system of national health insurance, we are told, and we can have health care more cheaply and more equitably.
But we’d never live to see it.

About the Author
John C. Goodman is the president of the Goodman Institute for Public Policy Research and a senior fellow at the Independent Institute. His latest book is New Way to Care: Social Protections that Put Families First.
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