The proposed Aluminum Pricing Examination Act would empower the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission to impose government pricing controls over aluminum. Our coalition letter explains why these price controls would serve as bad public policy that would erode U.S. supplies and aid foreign producers.
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REAL CLEAR HEALTH: Price Controls Would Stifle Innovation, Reduce Access
Americans are right to be concerned about the high out-of-pocket costs of pharmaceuticals. But targeting America’s free enterprise system is the wrong solution. Putting bureaucrats abroad in charge of deciding how our drug market operates may save some money now, but it’ll hurt consumers in the long-run. This op-ed, published in Real Clear Health, explains […]
Coalition Letter to the Senate on Surprise Medical Billing
Surprise medical billing needs to end. But we must be skeptical of any proposal that caps rates and opens the door further for socialized medicine. At the same time, our healthcare system cannot afford an overly simplistic and unproven approach that would likely have negative effects on patients, doctors, and hospitals while granting more power […]