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Health Care Reform by the Numbers - Factoring in the Argument from Statistics
Health Plan Law 
Nov. 14, 2007
Excerpt: An article appearing in the Wall Street Journal yesterday gives context to the frequently cited U.S. health care spending statistics. Consider ... two widely published observations .... Should these points provide impetus for a universal government-run health care system? Would this solution enhance national competitiveness? No, says John Graham, Director of Care Studies at the Pacific Research Institute in the WSJ article, 'The Health Cost Myth' (November 13, 2007).
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