Mises Daily Monday: What True Health Care Reform Would Look Like

Tags: Health, U.S. Economy, U.S. History

01/05/2015 Mises Wire Mises Institute

Mises Daily Monday by Matt Battaglioli:

Many look to socialize health care as a way to reduce costs, but the only way to increase supply and reduce costs is for government to stop subsidizing health care while limiting its supply.

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