David Goldhill

David Goldhill is the president and CEO of the Game Show Network.^[1] Prior to this position, he was the president of the Universal Television Group.^[2]

Health care editorial

David Goldhill's article in The Atlantic was the cover story for its September 2009 issue.^[3] In it, he argues that the result of dysfunction in the health care sector in the United States is because markets in the health care sector are not being allowed to function properly. He advocates mandatory accounts into which people would pay a minimum percentage of their income every year. People would receive government coverage for truly catastrophic, unforeseen medical emergencies and procedures, such as those costing more than $50,000. Foreseeable medical procedures, such as pregnancy and end-of-life care, would be paid for from the individual savings accounts.

Despite being a Democrat, his article received praise from conservative news outlet The Weekly Standard and the libertarian think-tank the Cato Institute.^[4][5]

References

1. ^ GSN Corporate Retrieved October 21, 2009
2. ^ "Article: Ex-Banker Picked to Lead GSN.(David Goldhill appointed at Game Show Network L.L.C.) Retrieved October 21, 2009
3. ^ "Health Information Technology: The Next Frontier" Retrieved October 21, 2009
4. ^ "Read David Goldhill" at the Weekly Standard Retrieved October 21, 2009
5. ^ “How American Health Care Killed My Father” at CATO Retrieved October 21, 2009

External links

• "How American Health Care Killed My Father" at TheAtlantic.com

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