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User Fees for Health Care: Why a Bad Idea Keeps Coming Back (Or, What's Health Got to Do With It?)
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  • 1992Medical Care Costs: How Much Welfare Loss?1,220 cited
  • 1991The Deteriorating Administrative Efficiency of the U.S. Health Care System368 cited
  • 1986Use of medical care in the Rand Health Insurance Experiment. Diagnosis- and service-specific analyses in a randomized controlled trial.341 cited
  • 1990How Does Canada Do It?166 cited
  • 1993Hospital Expenditures in the United States and Canada141 cited
  • 1992The Concentration of Health Expenditures: An Update111 cited

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  • 2006Health care funding reforms in Croatia: A case of mistaken priorities31 cited
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