🔍 Key Highlights:
The critical need to increase the supply of doctors to drive down healthcare costs.
How the Buy Dole Act spurred 43 years of medical innovation and why undermining it would be disastrous.
The dangers of crisis-driven policies and their unintended consequences.
A unique perspective on intellectual property and how government overreach can stifle innovation.
Andrew's personal passion for cooking and competitive barbecue, revealing a different side of this policy expert.
📢 Quote Highlights:
"The only way you can drive down price in the face of increasing consumer demand is by increasing the supply of care."
"Crisis-driven policy is always bad policy because it often ignores the unintended consequences that can have far-reaching impacts."
"If someone deems the price for a drug is too high, the federal government can march in and seize the patent. This completely undermines the innovation system."
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