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= | =Krugman and Wells' Analysis of the Health Care Crisis= | ||
= | ==Krugman and Wells== | ||
Paul Krugman and Robin Wells are both professors at Princeton University, where they have collaborated on a number of scholarly articles, such as the one we will discuss here, as well as our lovely textbook. Aside from this, Krugman's research focuses on international trade and currency crises; he is one of the founders of the "new trade theory." Wells' research is devoted to theories of organizations and incentives. | |||
=The "consumer-directed" diversion= | ==Is Health care spending a problem?== | ||
==The unraveling of employer-based insurance== | |||
==Medicaid and Medicare== | |||
==The "consumer-directed" diversion== | |||
CAROLINE LIKES POONTANG! | CAROLINE LIKES POONTANG! | ||
=Single-payer and beyond= | [[Image:tabile.gif]] | ||
==Single-payer and beyond== | |||
=Beyond reform: How much health care should we have?= | ==Beyond reform: How much health care should we have?== | ||
=Can we fix health care?= | ==Can we fix health care?== | ||
Revision as of 00:45, 30 November 2007
Krugman and Wells' Analysis of the Health Care Crisis
Krugman and Wells
Paul Krugman and Robin Wells are both professors at Princeton University, where they have collaborated on a number of scholarly articles, such as the one we will discuss here, as well as our lovely textbook. Aside from this, Krugman's research focuses on international trade and currency crises; he is one of the founders of the "new trade theory." Wells' research is devoted to theories of organizations and incentives.
Is Health care spending a problem?
The unraveling of employer-based insurance
Medicaid and Medicare
The "consumer-directed" diversion
CAROLINE LIKES POONTANG!
