Prescription Drug Reform
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Prescription Drug Reform
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Medicare and Prescription Drugs: Prospects for Reform, in Health and Social Work
by Stephen H. Gorin. 5 pgs.
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A Prescription for Better Prescriptions, in Issues in Science and Technology
by Raymond L. Woosley. 8 pgs.
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Rage against the Cure: The Health Hazards of Pharmaceutical Price Controls, in Policy Review
by Robert M. Goldberg. 8 pgs.
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High Drug Prices, the U.S. Elderly, and Drug Expenditure Control Policies, in Business Perspectives
by Albert Okunade. 8 pgs.
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Should Policymakers Trust the Free Market to Meet Urgent Demand for Prescription Drugs?, in Insight on the News
by Ilana Mercer, Alan Sager, Deborah Socolar. 4 pgs.
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Prescription for Trouble: Why Drug Prices Keep Exploding, in Commonweal
by Christopher F. Koller. 6 pgs.
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Pricing, Patent Loss and the Market for Pharmaceuticals, in Southern Economic Journal
by Richard G. Frank, David S. Salkever. 15 pgs.
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Employer-Sponsored Prescription Drug Benefits, in Monthly Labor Review
by Cathy Baker, Natalie Kramer. 5 pgs.
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Insurance Choice and the Demand for Prescription Drugs, in Southern Economic Journal
by N. Edward Coulson, Bruce C. Stuart. 12 pgs.
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Prescription Drug Prices for the Elderly, in Monthly Labor Review
by Ernst R. Berndt, Iain M. Cockburn, Douglas L. Cocks. 29 pgs.
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