Criticism of the U.S. health-care system for its high costs and uneven coverage is abundant, but is it warranted? Is the U.S. system inferior to those in other developed countries? Not according to economists Robert L. Ohsfeldt and John E. Schneider, who argue in their just-published book, The...

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Experts take questions on ObamaCare, the legislation surrounding it, and the detrimental impact it will have on the economy, on our health sector, and on our freedom.