Benchmarks of Fairness for Health Care Reform

Health care services are rapidly chaning in ways that seem increasingly inaccessible and unfair. Yet what does "unfair" mean and how should our system be changed to make it fair? This book provides answers. It translates for the first time the universal moral concept of fairness into specific criteria by which to measure which reform proposals are more fair and why. It pinpoints what market-based reforms need to do to be fair to everyone.