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The Problem that Won't Go Away : Reforming U.S. Health Care Financing /
Health care financing as a national political issue will not go away. Pressure to cut public spending to balance the budget means that medicare and medicaid will stay in the legislative spotlight; the retirement of the baby-boom generation in the beginning of the next century promises large increase...
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| Langue: | Inglés |
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Washington, DC :
Brookings Institution,
1996.
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| Collection: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Table des matières:
- The problem that won't go away / Henry J. Aaron
- Clinton's health reform in historical perspective / Hugh Heclo
- The rise and resounding demise of the Clinton health security plan / Theda Skocpol
- The debate that wasn't : the public and the Clinton health care plan / Daniel Yankelovich
- Interest groups in the health care debate / Graham K. Wilson
- Estimating the effects of reform / Linda Bilheimer and Robert Reischauer
- Market-based reform : what to regulate and by whom? / Alain C. Enthoven and Sara J. Singer
- How does antitrust enforcement fit in? / Steven C. Sunshine
- Steps toward universal coverage / Judith Feder and Larry Levitt
- The conservative agenda / Stuart M. Butler
- Cutting costs and improving health / David M. Cutler
- Bite-sized chunks of health care reform : where medicare fits in / Gail R. Wilensky
- Using tax credits for health insurance and medical savings accounts.
- Mark V. Pauly and John C. Goodman.