In the latest “Economics 101” video released today by the Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation (CF&P), Eline van den Broek of the European Independent Institute says that repealing Obamacare is just the first of many steps that are needed to fix American health care.

This CF&P Foundation video explains that repealing Obamacare is just the first step if we want to genuinely restore a free market and create an efficient and cost-effective healthcare system.

The proposals on Capitol Hill will make government more expensive and increase deficits. Government programs almost always cost more than the preliminary estimates, and projections for healthcare spending have been notoriously inaccurate. Moreover, tax increases will not collect as much revenue as politicians want because of “Laffer Curve” effects. Last but not least, the promised spending restraint is a farce. If congressional forecasts are modified to be more realistic, deficits and debt will climb by at least $600 billion – and perhaps more than $850 billion – over the next 10 years.

Authored by Dan Mitchell of the Cato Institute, the study explains the dangerous fiscal consequences of the House and Senate health care proposals. The study is a companion to a CF&P Foundation mini-documentary video on the same topic.

The Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation (CF&P) today released a new mini-documentary explaining why government-run health care will lead to much bigger budget deficits.

This CF&P Foundation video explains why healthcare proposals in Washington will result in bloated government and higher deficits. This mini-documentary exposes the pervasive inaccuracy of congressional forecasts and succinctly lists 12 reasons why Obamacare will be a budget buster.

This video explains how government interference is driving up healthcare costs in America, and warns that European style health “reform” will make the situation even worse.

In a video released today by the Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation (CF&P), Eline van den Broek of the European Independent Institute warns that European-style healthcare is the wrong approach and that problems in the U.S. healthcare system are the result of too much government intervention already.