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Volume 22 Number 1, Spring/Summer 2002
Making a Federal Case Out of Health Care
Tom Miller
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act: More Than We Bargained for, and Less
(PDF, 6 pp., 34 Kb)
Dick Armey
Just Gotta Learn from the Wrong Things You Done
(PDF, 5 pp., 34 Kb)
Richard A. Epstein
HIPAA on Privacy: Its Unintended and Intended Consequences
(PDF, 19 pp., 80 Kb)
Fred H. Cate
Principles for Protecting Privacy
(PDF, 25 pp., 103 Kb)
Mark V. Pauly
Regulations of Bad Things that Almost Never Happen, but Could: HIPAA and the Individual Insurance Market
(PDF, 12 pp., 58 Kb)
Mark A. Hall
HIPAA’s Small-Group Access Laws: Win, Loss, or Draw?
(PDF, 13 pp., 62 Kb)
Tom Miller
A Regulatory Bypass Operation
(PDF, 18 pp., 85 Kb)
E. Haavi Morreim
Defined Contribution: From Managed Care to Patient-Managed Care
(PDF, 18 pp., 80 Kb)
Grace-Marie Turner
HIPAA and the Criminalization of American Medicine
(PDF, 30 pp., 125 Kb)
David A. Hyman
HIPAA and Health Care Fraud: An Empirical Perspective
(PDF, 28 pp., 149 Kb)
Book Reviews
Free Trade Today
by Jagdish Bhagwati
Reviewed by Dan Griswold
(PDF, 4 pp., 38 Kb)
Free Market Environmentalism
by Terry L. Anderson and Donald R. Leal
Reviewed by Jonathan H. Adler
(PDF, 7 pp., 50 Kb)
The Big Problem of Small Change
by Thomas J. Sargent and François R. Velde
Reviewed by Leland B. Yeager
(PDF, 4 pp., 38 Kb)
Editor -- James A. Dorn
Book Review Editor -- L. Jacobo Rodríguez
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