参议院共和党的处方。

The Journal of American health policy Pub Date : 1993-11-01

J Chafee

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参议院共和党人同意克林顿总统的观点，即国家必须为公民提供保险，并控制不断上升的医疗成本。但这些目标无法通过代价高昂、阻碍经济增长或降低质量的监管负担的新规定来实现。以下是如何达到平衡的方法。

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The Senate Republican prescription.

Senate Republicans agree with President Clinton that the nation must insure its citizens and control spiraling health costs. But those goals can't be achieved through costly new mandates that will thwart economic growth or regulatory burdens that impair quality. Here's how that balance can be struck.

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