This book looks at the American health system. That look finds that there are many problems that need thoughtful consideration to make the system more efficient and less costly. Doyle Smith began his study of the nature of economic interactions at Arizona University in 1962. With a background in the scholastic study, he worked and observed the activities of many people and various enterprises for over fifty years, including thirty years as a CPA Having won an award for his excellence in history in the seventh grade, and has continued the study along with practical economics, he combines an understanding of both to explain your role in having a strong economy. This role is supported by history and common sense. As a hospital controller, he became familiar with the financial side of the hospital, and as a participant in the medical community for twenty-five years, his insights are gemane.