NCPA Publications: Special Publications
The NCPA occasionally produces special publications, such as Briefing Books, Conference Proceedings and Copublications with other institutes. Studies by NCPA scholars published elsewhere are included by permission.
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How We Got Well Welcome to Future World, where the average income is $100,000 a year and people need only a 20-hour work week to earn it. Since the present day, medical science has progressed even faster than income.… |
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Congressional Brief: Health Care To confront America's health care crisis, we do not need more spending, more regulations or more bureaucracy. We do need people, however, including every doctor and every patient. All 300 million Amer… |
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Perspectives on the Geographic Variation in Health Care Spending Health care reform is definitely at the top of the domestic policy agenda. But before we move ahead on significant changes in the health care markets in the United States, it is critical that we flesh… |
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The Role of Health Care Spending in Projecting Federal Elderly Entitlement Spending Spending on Medicare and Social Security is expected to grow considerably in coming years, commanding an increasing share of the nation's output. This study begins by comparing the long-run forecasts… |
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Congressional Brief To confront America's health care crisis, we do not need more spending, more regulations or more bureaucracy. We do need people, however, including every doctor and every patient. All 300 million Amer… |
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Health Care Reform: Do Other Countries Have the Answers? Although national health insurance has considerable support within the medical profession, the degree to which patient empowerment, individual choice, competition, and market incentives are being cons… |
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Ten Ways to Trim Your Health Care Costs The one expenditure that a lot of people assume they have little or no control over is health care costs. Yet, a little common sense and a healthy dose of consumerism can reward savvy shoppers with si… |
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Economic Stimulus - The Right Way Rather than a one- or two-year stimulus package, we should be looking for permanent |
