One of the most contentious issues in the current health care reform effort wending its way through Washington, D.C. concerns whether the government should offer a health plan in competition with private carriers. To oversimplify the controversy: supporters argue it will help bring prices down and keep private insurers honest while opponents argue it will unfairly [...]
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