In most current public opinion polls, health care ranks as one of the top three issues facing our country. Constituents, interest groups, and state government officials express growing concern over rising costs, limited choices, and increasing numbers of uninsured Americans.

With ever-rising costs, stagnant quality, and tens of millions uninsured, many Americans are beginning to ask the question: Is the U.S. health care system the best in the world, or just the most expensive? The U.S. spends over twice the…

The Mercatus Center at George Mason University will host a three-day course to explore current health care issues facing Congress and the economic incentives and rules that govern…

Congressional offices of both chambers and parties routinely field complaints about the U.S. health care system. Constituents, interest groups, and state government officials express growing concern over rising costs, limited choices, and increasing numbers of uninsured Americans. Paradoxically,…