Exploring Possibilities for Consumer Choice in the German Health Care System
This article reports on the results of a project conducted to explore feasible reform options in the German Health care system.
From the Cold War days of the Berlin Airlift to the fall of the Wall in 1989, Germany—formerly West and East, and subsequently reunified—has long been an important actor on the world stage. A founding member of the European Union and a key ally of the United States, Germany has been the subject of RAND research on topics including aviation, health care system comparisons, and agriculture policy.