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Crisis of Abundance
Arnold Kling · 2008 · 120 pages
Health & FitnessNonfiction
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In Crisis of Abundance: Rethinking How We Pay for Health Care, economist Arnold Kling argues that the way we finance health care matches neither the needs of patients nor the way medicine is practiced. The availability of "premium medicine," combined with patients who are insulated from costs, means Americans are not getting maximum value per dollar spent.
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