For at least half a century, our laws, regulations, and institutions have slowly closed the frontier of American health care—stifling the sort of innovation that saves lives and cuts costs. The meltdown of the Affordable Care Act affords us a new opportunity to reinvigorate health care markets.
Please join us for a lunch on Monday, June 2, with Mercatus senior research fellow Robert Graboyes. Dr. Graboyes specializes in healthcare economics and will discuss the fiscal realities of the Affordable Care Act. He’ll also address the ultimate goal of health care reform—an ideal health care system that provides better health to more people at lower cost on a continuous basis.
This is not a fundraising event, and there is no charge to join us. We are pleased to have you as our guest to show our thanks and appreciation to our donors. Dress is business casual. Please invite friends or associates who might be interested.
Questions? Contact Caitlyn Van Orden at cvanorden@mercatus.gmu.edu or (703) 993-4925.
For at least half a century, our laws, regulations, and institutions have slowly closed the frontier of American
health care—stifling the sort of innovation that saves lives and cuts costs. The meltdown of the Affordable Care
Act affords us a new opportunity to reinvigorate health care markets.
Please join us for a lunch on Monday,
June 2, with Mercatus senior research fellow
Robert Graboyes. Dr. Graboyes specializes
in healthcare economics and will discuss the
fiscal realities of the Affordable Care Act.
He’ll also address the ultimate goal of health
care reform—an ideal health care system that
provides better health to more people at lower
cost on a continuous basis.
This is not a fundraising event, and there is no
charge to join us. We are pleased to have you as
our guest to show our thanks and appreciation
to our donors. Dress is business casual. Please
invite friends or associates who might be
interestedFor at least half a century, our laws, regulations, and institutions have slowly closed the frontier of American health care—stifling the sort of innovation that saves lives and cuts costs. The meltdown of the Affordable Care Act affords us a new opportunity to reinvigorate health care markets