Economics of health care reform
Monday, February 14, 2011
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A hat tip to Diane Coyle for spotting this excellent podcast on the economics of reforms to the NHS - a discussion rich in the use of economic terms and one that might be a great teaching resource for AS micro students looking at aspects of health care markets and government intervention?
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