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Health Reforn without aPublic Model- The German Model

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Where the money for a deficit-neutral health care plan will come from, and the environment in which each group is trying to preserve its own interests in the face of a public interest.

09/06/2007

The options to tax employer provided health insurance as income, to reduce tax breaks for mortgage deductions and charitable contributions for highend taxpayers, and to reduce Medicare payments, all have one common problem. Each group would like to preserve as much of the status quo as possible, and give up as least as possible.

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The rising costs of the French system and its concept and performance. Efforts to meet rising costs and rise of the "mutuals." Healthcare in France is at about 11% of GNP compared to 16% in the USA, with 50 million uninsured in the US and 99% of 64 million people of France covered. Pricing of pharmaceutical products and healthcare services remains a major unsolved problem in the U.S.

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