Capping the tax exclusion for employer-sponsored health insurance will bend the curve of health care costs and make it more feasible for smaller firms to offer more cost-effective insurance to their workers.

A change in tax policy could help control the cost of medical care and improve both the quality of and access to care.

At this event, panelists discussed the current health care reform bill and Mitchell E. Daniels Jr. delivered a keynote discussing the impact of health care reform.

To avoid educational insanity, we need to recognize how circumstances have changed and embrace a diverse array of reform efforts suited to the twenty-first century.