Health Care Reform (U1025) - Full Video

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Milton Friedman, 1976 Nobel Prize, Economics and Alain Enthoven, PhD Economics. What can be done to control health care costs? What is the origin of employer paid health benefits? Can market forces solve the problem? Are managed care plans a promising approach to the problem? ©1992/57 min.
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Комментарии : 8

@madpad759 6 лет назад

This is one of the best discussions about healthcare, even in 2018. And we only got one comment and 1k views.

@homewall744 3 года назад

It sounds like the counter argument is that "we have values" that people should be able to buy all of the health care services they want without having to pay anything related to what they are buying. That's a bad value for a free people to have. When you let people consume as much as they want without a concern for cost, and you limit competition among providers, is it no wonder prices are going up dramatically?

@jimmbbo 8 лет назад

Do we ever need Milton Friedman today!!

@michaeldavis243 4 года назад

Milton Friedman is amazing 💯

@MrDanielfff777 3 года назад

Great convo

@Karen-yy3ll Год назад

The vision Milton had regarding health insurance reform is being established. yeah!! The HSA options are similar to his views on having & keeping individual healthcare options. Found anyone who deciphers contract/policy languages, terminology for loopholes in limitations, restrictions & clarity in COVERAGE you are paying for.

@Colesalad 3 года назад

I really like Alain Enthoven, he calls out Friedmans' heartlessness in his "do it yourself" attitude towards how healthcare should be payed for. As a young man in my 20's, with chronic illness that requires routine, expensive medical care, Friedmans' ideas are so unappetizing. They come from a good place, he is rightfully criticizing a very corrupt and costly system, but I, like countless other Americans, am reliant on that system if I want to have a halfway decent quality of life. So, in criticizing it we should not be talking about how to get rid of it, we should be talking about how to improve and reform it.