Article: What’s Really Wrong with the Healthcare Industry

by on May 29, 2010 @ 7:30 am · 0 comments

in (Austrian) Economics, Articles, Health Care

The real problem with the American healthcare system is that prices are continually rising, making healthcare unaffordable to an ever-increasing fraction of the population. And recent healthcare legislation has addressed none of the causes of high prices.

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[The article is also available at Mises.org]

About Vijay Boyapati  (2 Posts)

Vijay Boyapati is a former Google engineer. In 2007 he started Operation Live Free or Die, a grassroots organization to help Ron Paul's 2008 presidential campaign. Since 2009 he has devoted himself to studying Austrian Economics.


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