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... increases and of the obsolescence prevalent in modern weapons systems . Costs overruns in programs of the Health ... increased almost twice as fast as had been planned.48 There is no precedent for a similar sustained expansion in any ...
... increases and of the obsolescence prevalent in modern weapons systems . Costs overruns in programs of the Health ... increased almost twice as fast as had been planned.48 There is no precedent for a similar sustained expansion in any ...
Page 52
... increased insurance coverage which encourages hospitals to provide products more expensive than the customer ... increasing resources.54 As an antidote , 50 W. H. Forbes , " Longevity and Medical Costs , " New England Journal of Medicine ...
... increased insurance coverage which encourages hospitals to provide products more expensive than the customer ... increasing resources.54 As an antidote , 50 W. H. Forbes , " Longevity and Medical Costs , " New England Journal of Medicine ...
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... increasing costliness of the police department ; and also the traffic - related discrimina- tion against the poor : all ... increased . Beyond a certain level of intensity of indus- trial production , externalities cannot be reduced but ...
... increasing costliness of the police department ; and also the traffic - related discrimina- tion against the poor : all ... increased . Beyond a certain level of intensity of indus- trial production , externalities cannot be reduced but ...
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