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Dimensions Of Change

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Dimensions Of Health System Change

What are the best methods for reforming a country’s health care system? At what level of government should they occur? Are market reforms in countries with developed economies sufficient to lead health care reform? Is reform best generated in the dynamic, cyclical relationship between regional and central governments and capital markets? The following three papers explore these questions, looking at the United States and Mexico. They also consider notions of efficiency and fairness in expanding health care coverage.

First, John Cogan, Glenn Hubbard, and Daniel Kessler put forth a bold proposal to reinvigorate market forces to expand and amplify U.S. . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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