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Single Payer (Public Option) Health Care
What Is Single Payer Health Care?
With the Obama Administration aggressively pursuing “comprehensive health care reform,” interest in single payer health care is again on the rise. But single-payer is neither a new idea, nor a particularly good one. In a single payer health care system, all health care is purchased by the government so that individual consumers no longer have to pay for their treatments. However, such a system is unsustainable and inevitably leads to rationing of health care services. The following articles explain in depth the dangers of a single payer system.
Articles on Single Payer Health Care
- Nationalized Health Care Will Cut Costs? It Just Ain’t So! by Gene Callahan and Robert Murphy
- Medical Misunderstanding by Sheldon Richman
- What NBC Didnt Tell You About Health-Care Reform by Dr. Jane Orient
- Let’s Not Throw American Medicine into Boston Harbor by Dr. Jane Orient
- Socialized Failure by John Goodman
- Health-Care Demagogues by Doug Bandow
- Free-Market Medicine by Larry Van Heerdan
- Health Care: Over the Canadian Cliff? by Doug Bandow
- Single Payer: Neither Simple Nor Smart by Dr. Michael Glueck and Dr. Robert Cihak
- Twenty Myths About National Health Insurance by Mr. John C. Goodman and Mr. Gerald L. Musgrave
Audio on Single Payer Health Care
- Healthcare Policy: The Case for Freedom, not Government by Jane Orient, M.D.

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