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| n | Themes
are driven by: |
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| F | Political
needs generated by specific interest in |
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| society |
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| F | Medical
and dental professionals who define |
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protect quality |
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| F | Consumers
who demand easier access |
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| 2 | Toby
Cohen “American system is driven by equal access |
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competition NYT: health care and class struggle; |
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| 11/17/91. |
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| F | Payers
who include employers and taxpayers |
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| who
demand lower expenditures |
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