This month, the American Enterprise Institute, a 75-year old conservative, business-oriented think tank, published its recommendations for a universal health insurance plan. It started from the question: “If we could build from scratch the very best health care system, what would it look like, and why?” AEI’s answer is contained in this 45-page report.
I think you’ll find it worth your while to read at least this summary of AEI’s plan. The entire report is here - if you can spare the time, read the whole thing.
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