We've Got You Covered

"""A highly insightful examination of how to fix America's woefully inadequate health care system... The authors make a compelling case for going back to the drawing board to do it right... One of the best entries in the health care reform genre."" — Kirkus (starred review) ""A thoughtful, provocative and highly readable prescription for health insurance reform. This is a book that every citizen, medical professional, and policymaker should read and grapple with."" — Emily Oster, author of Expecting Better, Cribsheet, and The Family Firm   ""I never thought the day would come when I say this about an economics book, but this is unputdownable. Witty, erudite without being overbearing, opinionated, and convincing--this book is a jewel. If you open the first page, you will want to know how it ends!"" — Esther Duflo, Nobel Laureate in Economics and co-author of Good Economics for Hard Times   ""We've Got You Covered is the clearest diagnosis of the American health care system I have seen. Thought-provoking, readable, and realistic yet optimistic, this book should and will reset the debate about how to fix health care."" — Siddhartha Mukherjee, physician, biologist, and author of The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer   “A pair of economists set forth –in clear, conversational English -- the moral, medical, and economic reasons why the U.S.A. should replace our exorbitant, unfair health care system with new models that provide decent care to every American. They take on all the hard questions –whom to cover, what to cover, what not to cover, how to pay for it all –and prove convincingly that we could have universal health care worthy of the world’s richest nation. An excellent book."" — T. R. Reid, author of The Healing of America   ""It can feel impossible to say anything fresh about America's never-ending healthcare debate, but Amy Finkelstein and Liran Einav have done the trick. We've Got You Covered is insightful, informative, rigorous, and novel—brimming with ideas to give America the just and effective health insurance system we deserve. Whatever your politics you will learn and take inspiration from this book, an important reboot of the stale but vital debate over the future of American health care."" — Matt Yglesias, author of One Billion Americans: The Case for Thinking Bigger and the Slow Boring newsletter   “A smart, cogent, and eminently readable look at the U.S. healthcare system and what can be done to fix it.” — N. Gregory Mankiw, Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University and former Chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisers"