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Health Care Market Reform in Congress: The Uncertain Path from Proposal to Policy
Thomas R. Oliver looks at the national debate over health care reform of a decade ago and congressional policy decisions on the issue. He analyzes why Congress rejected proposals to stimulate broad competition in the financing and delivery of health care services and instead enacted a more narrow system to regulate hospital costs for the Medicare program.
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