by Theodore Dalrymple To hold a referendum, or plebiscite, and then ignore the result is now a European tradition, but to call this democracy is absurd. Read More »
by Sally C. Pipes To address the system’s problems, the late Uwe Reinhardt prescribed price controls, but these don’t improve efficiency or quality of care. Read More »
To hold a referendum, or plebiscite, and then ignore the result is now a European tradition, but to call this democracy is absurd. 
To address the system’s problems, the late Uwe Reinhardt prescribed price controls, but these don’t improve efficiency or quality of care. 
Glenn Ellmers did not respond to the book actually under review but instead to some other imaginary book. 
