But both sides seem curiously unwilling to address the most important participant in the health care equation - the consumer.Democrats appear to see consumers only as a class needing protection. Their focus is almost exclusively on government action.
Republicans at least give lip service to a consumer-focused health care system, but seem reluctant to really endorse proposals that shift more risk and responsibility to those consumers.
Perhaps that is because in the long-run, the only way to spend less on health care is to consume less health care.
2010-03-01
How to put the the insurance back into health "insurance"
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute makes the case for high-deductible health care insurance:
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health care,
insurance
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