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Medicare's Midlife Crisis

by Sue A. Blevins
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Overview

Blevins examines the program's origins, its evolution, and future policy options.

About the Author, Sue A. Blevins

Sue A. Blevins is founder and president of the Institute for Health Freedom, a nonpartisan, nonprofit Washington-based think tank. She is a leading advocate and spokesperson for consumers' freedom to choose their health care.

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Book Details

Published
October 25, 2001
Publisher
Cato Institute
Pages
100
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781933995816

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