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The must-read summary of Dr. David Gratzer's book: “The Cure: How Capitalism Can Save American Health Care”.
This complete summary of "The Cure" by Dr. David Gratzer, a physician and health care expert and adviser, gives an overview of the author's inside look at the heart of the problem of American health care system. He also explains why Canadian or European models won’t work in the US and finally offers a solution to the problem.
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To learn more, read "The Cure" and discover how the American health care system can be made more efficient through capitalism, instead of through the implementation of a European-style model.
This complete summary of "The Cure" by Dr. David Gratzer, a physician and health care expert and adviser, gives an overview of the author's inside look at the heart of the problem of American health care system. He also explains why Canadian or European models won’t work in the US and finally offers a solution to the problem.
Added-value of this summary:
• Save time
• Understand the issues specific to the American health care system
• Expand your knowledge of American politics and society
To learn more, read "The Cure" and discover how the American health care system can be made more efficient through capitalism, instead of through the implementation of a European-style model.
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The Cure is Dr. Gratzer’s diagnosis of what is at the heart of the problem with American health care, a system with no personal responsibility and a system that is ever-increasing in costs. While American medicine has never been better or more advanced, Gratzer looks at why the angst over American health care has never been greater. Going against conventional wisdom about socialized healthcare, Gratzer explains why the models of Canada and Europe won’t work and he offers a solution based on the American tenants of capitalism: choice, competition, and less regulation.
About the Author
David Gratzer is a physician and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy
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