John C. Goodman

John C. Goodman is a libertarian economist and the founding president of the Dallas based, conservative think-tank the National Center for Policy Analysis. The Wall Street Journal called Goodman the "father of Health Savings Accounts .

He is the author of nine books, including Patient Power: The Free-Enterprise Alternative to Clinton's Health Plan (ISBN 1-882577-10-8) which was instrumental in defeating Hillary Clinton's health care plan in 1993. He most recently co-authored Leaving Women Behind: Modern Families, Outdated Laws.

Publications

The regulation of medical care: Is the price too high? (Cato public policy research monograph) by John C. Goodman (1980)</br>National Health Care in Great Britain by John C. Goodman (Mar 1980)</br>Social Security in the United Kingdom:Contractin Out of the System (Aei Studies, 335) by John C. Goodman (Jan 1, 1981) </br>Economics of Public Policy: The Micro View by John C. Goodman and Edwin G. Dolan (Jan 1985)</br>Fighting the War of Ideas in Latin America by John C. Goodman and Ramona Marotz-Baden (Jun 1990)</br>Patient Power: Solving America's Health Care Crisis by John C. Goodman (Nov 13, 1992)</br>Patient Power: The Free-Enterprise Alternative to Clinton's Health Plan by John C. Goodman and Gerald L. Musgrave (Dec 30, 1993) </br>Economics of Public Policy by Edwin G. Dolan and John C. Goodman (Apr 11, 1995)</br>Lives at Risk: Single-Payer National Health...
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