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handle is hein.amenin/aeiaamp0001 and id is 1 raw text is: National Health Insurance: What Now, What Later, What Never? edited by Mark V. Pauly, contains the proceedings of a conference held by AEI's Center for Health Policy Research in Washington, D.C. Twelve papers dealing with major issues about national health insur- ance (NHI) are organized into four themes: * PART ONE, Initiating an NHI Program: Political and Economic Concerns, contains papers dealing with the impact of NHI expenditures on the federal budget, the excess burden NHI would impose upon taxpayers, and the effects of financing NHI through mandatory employee benefit payments. * PART Two, Solving the Problem of Underinsurance, deals with the problem of catastrophic health expenses, medical insurance for the poor, preventive health care, and care for children under NHI. * PART THREE, Solving the Problem of Overinsurance, looks at the various forces that have led to overinsurance, such as the tax treatment of health insurance and the role of nonprofit medical insurance com- panies. * PART FOUR, Cost Containment: Long- and Short-Run Strategies, considers three proposed alternatives to national health insurance- greater reliance on health maintenance organizations, income-related cost sharing, and the use of regulation to promote the emergence of more competitive health care systems. Mark V. Pauly is professor of economics and research associate, Center for Health Services and Policy Research, Northwestern Uni- versity, and an adjunct scholar of the American Enterprise Institute. US $20.00 4 z 0 <** A Conference Sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research National Health Insurance What Now, What Later, What Never? Edited by Mark V. Pauly ISBN-13: 978-0-8147-2185-9 ISBN-10: 0-8447-2185-9 52000 9 780844 721859

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