to be particularly effective at addressing gradual long-term problems such as rising health care costs. Again, I agree¸ which is why we shouldnt give any proposal the benefit of the doubt that it will magically bend the health care cost growth curve over time. Whether we can achieve these savings depends entirely on the specifics of these changes, none of which are in your report. Are they fundamental changes that remove market distortions and reform payment structures? Or are they …
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