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Why is the United States the only major industrialized nation without universal health insurance coverage? Why have so many efforts to pass a national health insurance plan failed? Many observers argue that this glaring peculiarity of American social policy is due to the superior lobbying efforts of the American Medical Association, a general weakness on the part of the federal government, or, more generally, America's cultural sense of rugged individualism. This book argues that there is actually no one politics of health care or single explanation for the lack of universal coverage; there…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2004University of Michigan Press · 207 pages · 9780472114573
- Other · English · 2001Lexington Books · 177 pages · 9780739102534
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