Hakf Good, Half not
The authors do a superb anlysis of our present non-functioning health care situation and the history of how it got that way. However, the solution offered--an over-sight board and the continued use of private, for profit health insurance companies--would be cumbersome, wasteful and inefficient. The authors admit that the plan they suggest is, at best, a politically expidient tinkering with what they call our present Bzyantine circumstances, not a systemic fix.
