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    This document contains a bibliography with 6 sources that discuss the benefits of including a public health insurance option as part of health care reform in the United States. The sources address how a public option could increase competition and lower costs, why it is needed to provide security and stability for all Americans, and how it can deliver market discipline. The sources include government websites, reports from think tanks and policy institutes, a newspaper article, and a textbook on microeconomics.

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    This document contains a bibliography with 6 sources that discuss the benefits of including a public health insurance option as part of health care reform in the United States. The sources address how a public option could increase competition and lower costs, why it is needed to provide security and stability for all Americans, and how it can deliver market discipline. The sources include government websites, reports from think tanks and policy institutes, a newspaper article, and a textbook on microeconomics.

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    1. "The Obama Plan: Security and Stability For All Americans." Whitehouse.gov. Web.
    <http://www.whitehouse.gov/issues/health-care/plan>.

    2. Holahan, John, and Linda Blumberg. "Can a Public Insurance Plan Increase
    Competition and Lower the Costs of Health Reform?" www.urban.org. Urban Institute,
    2008. Web. <http://www.urban.org/UploadedPDF/411762_public_insurance.pdf>.

    3. Reich, Robert B. "Why We Need a Public Health-Care Plan." WSJ.com. Wall Street
    Journal. Web. <http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124580516633344953.html>.

    4. Hacker, Jacob S. "THE CASE FOR PUBLIC PLAN CHOICE IN NATIONAL


    HEALTH REFORM KEY TO COST CONTROL AND QUALITY COVERAGE."
    www.ourfuture.org. Berkeley Law: University of California. Web.
    <http://institute.ourfuture.org/files/Jacob_Hacker_Public_Plan_Choice.pdf>.

    5. Harbage, Peter, and Karen Davenport. "A Public Health Insurance Plan that Delivers
    Market Discipline." Www.americanprogressaction.org. Center for American Progress,
    Mar. 2009. Web.
    <http://www.americanprogressaction.org/issues/2009/03/pdf/competitive_health.pdf>.

    6. Goodwin, Neva. Microeconomics in context. 2nd ed. Armonk, New York: M.E Sharpe,
    2009

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