National Center for Policy Analysis

Policy Issues

NCPA Publications

Both Sides

Commentaries

Audio/Visual

	ABOUT US / DONATE / CONTACT / NEWSLETTERS / EVENTS / NEW / MEDIA

Policy Note: FEATURE PUBLICATION: Study 261: Reforming Medicare Other Publications: Brief Analysis #437: Why Are Health Costs Rising? Brief Analysis #399: Giving Patients More Control Backgrounder #157: MSA's Can Be a Windfall for All Click Here for more publications on health policy.



We depend on the financial support of individuals. We need your help to continue our work. Join the NCPA today! 12770 Coit Rd., Suite 800 - Dallas, TX 75251-1339 Phone 972/386-6272 - Fax 972/386-0924 601 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 900 South Building, Washington, DC 20004 Phone 202/220-3082 - Fax 202/220-3096 Copyright © 2003 National Center for Policy Analysis All rights reserved - Privacy Policy

Today @ the NCPA

June 24, 2003 -- Health insurance premiums will rise by as much as 18 percent over the next year, according to new forecasts. And a recent brief analysis by NCPA Research Manager Devon Herrick shows that third-party payment and the lack of competition in the health care market are to blame.

Opinion Poll

  Yes.
  No.
  Not Sure.

VIEW OTHER POLLS