Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
The case for consumer-driven health care
Regina Herzlinger, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute Center for Medical Progress and author of "Who Killed Health Care: America's $2 Trillion Problem-and the Consumer-Driven Cure," discusses consumer-driven health care.11:00 a.m.GuestsRegina Herzlinger: Professor of Business Adminstration at Harvard Business School; Manhattan Institute Center for Medical Progress Senior Fellow; Author of "Who Killed Health Care: America's $2 Trillion Problem - and the Consumer-Driven Cure" and other books.More from MPRMcCollum says deal reached on Medicare concerns (07/24/2009)Tim Walz on health care reform in Congress (07/23/2009)Minn. delegation unites to seek Medicare reform (07/22/2009)Obama's health care campaign hits Minnesota (07/21/2009)Resources
Chimerica: The economic relationship between China and America
Harvard professor Niall Ferguson and journalist James Fallows discuss the economic relationship between China and the United States.12:00 p.m.GuestsJames Fallows: National correspondent for The Atlantic. Recipient of the National Magazine Award. Chair of the New America Foundation, and author of "Blind Into Baghdad" and "Postcards from Tomorrow's Square."Niall Ferguson: Commentator on politics and the economy. Author of several books, including his most recent bestselling "The Ascent of Money."More from MPRMoving toward peace in the Middle East (07/20/2009)How do we choose our judges? (07/15/2009)The impact of social networks explored at Aspen (07/09/2009)Resources
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