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"Winner of the Gold Medal in Business Ethics, Axiom Business Book Awards"
"Winner of the Gold Medal in Business Ethics, Axiom Business Book Awards"
"With the posthumous publication this month of his final work, a book entitled Priced Out: The Economic and Ethical Costs of American Health Care, Reinhardt’s reputation for cutting to the quick of the issues in U.S. healthcare reform is only enhanced. The book should be required reading for anyone who professes to have an interest in the debate — economists, journalists, legislators, doctors and patients."---Michael Hiltzik, Los Angeles Times
"Reinhardt’s new book gives a cogent synthesis of all the reasons why ‘it’s the prices, stupid’—not the quantity of care we receive—that drives our high health spending."---Adam Gaffney, Boston Review
"There are numerous moments in this book that will remind readers like myself how much we will miss both his colorful imagery and his brutal candor . . . . One wonders after reading it how to ensure that the book achieves the broad distribution it deserves, especially among the young people and newly minted legislators and members of Congress who will not get a chance to hear Reinhardt in person . . . . We owe Uwe Reinhardt a large debt of gratitude. Buy and read his last book. Then give it to a younger friend."---Jeff Goldsmith, Health Affairs
"Wish I could afford to buy a copy for every adult in the U.S. If healthcare matters to you, please read it."---Ted Kinni
"Uwe’s book can be enjoyed by, and be illuminating for, students, policymakers, the media, and the health care establishment. The only problem is that he can’t follow it up with a book tour and educate his audiences in person with the best PowerPoint presentations I have ever seen."---Gerard Anderson, StatNews
"Priced Out . . . combines scholarly, in-depth analysis with rich insight, delightfully sharp humor, and deep moral seriousness — all in consistently clear, engaging prose."---Donald Gilpin, Princeton Magazine
Uwe E. Reinhardt (1937–2017) was the James Madison Professor of Political Economy and Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University, where he taught for nearly fifty years. He wrote a regular column for the New York Times blog Economix.
"Winner of the Gold Medal in Business Ethics, Axiom Business Book Awards"
"With the posthumous publication this month of his final work, a book entitled Priced Out: The Economic and Ethical Costs of American Health Care, Reinhardt’s reputation for cutting to the quick of the issues in U.S. healthcare reform is only enhanced. The book should be required reading for anyone who professes to have an interest in the debate — economists, journalists, legislators, doctors and patients."---Michael Hiltzik, Los Angeles Times
"Reinhardt’s new book gives a cogent synthesis of all the reasons why ‘it’s the prices, stupid’—not the quantity of care we receive—that drives our high health spending."---Adam Gaffney, Boston Review
"There are numerous moments in this book that will remind readers like myself how much we will miss both his colorful imagery and his brutal candor . . . . One wonders after reading it how to ensure that the book achieves the broad distribution it deserves, especially among the young people and newly minted legislators and members of Congress who will not get a chance to hear Reinhardt in person . . . . We owe Uwe Reinhardt a large debt of gratitude. Buy and read his last book. Then give it to a younger friend."---Jeff Goldsmith, Health Affairs
"Wish I could afford to buy a copy for every adult in the U.S. If healthcare matters to you, please read it."---Ted Kinni
"Uwe’s book can be enjoyed by, and be illuminating for, students, policymakers, the media, and the health care establishment. The only problem is that he can’t follow it up with a book tour and educate his audiences in person with the best PowerPoint presentations I have ever seen."---Gerard Anderson, StatNews
"Priced Out . . . combines scholarly, in-depth analysis with rich insight, delightfully sharp humor, and deep moral seriousness — all in consistently clear, engaging prose."---Donald Gilpin, Princeton Magazine
Uwe E. Reinhardt (1937–2017) was the James Madison Professor of Political Economy and Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University, where he taught for nearly fifty years. He wrote a regular column for the New York Times blog Economix.