The new issue of Health Affairs publishes several interesting articles regarding the implications of the health reform in the United States. You can access the journal here.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
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- Employment (43)
- Europe (46)
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- ISSSTE (6)
- Inequality (11)
- Labor markets (112)
- Management Systems (28)
- Market design (1)
- Migration (10)
- Nutrition (1)
- OECD (22)
- Older adults (49)
- Pensions (193)
- Poverty (41)
- Public Policy (28)
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