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Kathryn Murphy Brown is a retired business professional and educator with graduate degrees in psychology and business, and the recipient of two scholastic achievement awards for her work in graduate school.
During her private sector career, she held a number of positions leading to management and consulting. As both an employee and management consultant, her jobs usually focused on creating better products and problem solving to make companies more profitable. As the administrator for graduate business education she also taught advanced skills courses.
Once a Democrat, she now considers herself to be a compassionate and practical-minded Conservative.
Kathryn Murphy Brown is a retired business professional and educator with graduate degrees in psychology and business, and the recipient of two scholastic achievement awards for her work in graduate school.
During her private sector career, she held a number of positions leading to management and consulting. As both an employee and management consultant, her jobs usually focused on creating better products and problem solving to make companies more profitable. As the administrator for graduate business education she also taught advanced skills courses.
Once a Democrat, she now considers herself to be a compassionate and practical-minded Conservative.
COMMON SENSE SOLUTIONS FOR AMERICA
A skilled tactician uses common sense and detailed analysis to fix America's biggest problems - health care, the national debt, social security, taxes and government
Authored by Kathryn Murphy BrownThis book is in the process of being rewritten. Because of its raw math-driven white paper approach, it either puts people to sleep or turns them off because of the political acrimony. Two properly revised books will take its place. The first will cover just basic and affordable universal healthcare, which should be available by April 2012. The second will follow.
Imagine an America that provides healthcare for all and the federal budget is one-third smaller. Imagine an America where Social Security is solvent all the time, and taxes are paid fairly. Imagine an America that lives within a sensible budget.
Instead of the socialism of ObamaCare or the free-market insurance model, Kathryn Brown has crafted a plan to provide basic universal healthcare - without paying for insurance. States that agree to opt-in would fund it through a sales tax on all purchases, except those considered necessities of life (food, clothing, gasoline, etc.). Those states would then administer BasicCare using private competitive-bid contractors to control costs.
BasicCare is not intended to cover all healthcare needs; it's intended to cover the most common. For additional coverage beyond BasicCare, the choice of no insurance or additional insurance would still be available.
Deep in debt and on the verge of becoming enslaved to taxes, this skilled and practical-minded MBA uses simple terminology and useful aids to show how we can save $600B/year in healthcare costs and fix our biggest financial problems, while reducing the federal budget by over $850B/year.
Common Sense Solutions for America is the "The How-to-Manual to Restore American Greatness."
Publication Date: December 27, 2010
ISBN/EAN13: 1453842713 / 9781453842713
Page Count: 296
Binding Type: US Trade Paper
Trim Size: 6.14" x 9.21"
Language: English
Color: Black and White with Bleed on Cream paper
Related Categories: Political Science / Economic Conditions
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