Obamacare’s architects plugged their ears and misled public

Published December 4, 2013 5:00am ET



In 1970 the eccentric but insightful economist Albert Hirschman published a book called Exit, Voice and Loyalty. It explored how people respond when a private firm’s or a government agency’s performance is deteriorating.

Some people choose to leave, buying another product or service or leaving the government’s jurisdiction. Others use voice, complaining about defects or lobbying for change.

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