FROM ISSUE NUMBER 93 - FALL 1988 GO TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
Containing medical costs: why price controls won’t work
MEDICAL CARE, like higher education and many other vital services, has become steadily more expensive in recent years. The rising price of medical care constitutes a serious social problem, particularly in its effects upon the less affluent. A commitment by senior policymakers to find a rational and effective solution is urgently required.
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