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... poor to provide the people equitably with physicians for primary care.68 Socially critical maximum cost of items that can be equitably shared varies from one place to another . But whenever tax funds are used to finance treatment above ...
... poor to provide the people equitably with physicians for primary care.68 Socially critical maximum cost of items that can be equitably shared varies from one place to another . But whenever tax funds are used to finance treatment above ...
Page 238
... poor countries , the poor majorities clearly have less access to medical services than the rich : 58 the services available to the few consume most of the health budget and deprive the majority of services of any kind . In all of Latin ...
... poor countries , the poor majorities clearly have less access to medical services than the rich : 58 the services available to the few consume most of the health budget and deprive the majority of services of any kind . In all of Latin ...
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... poor ? Or does it require that the poor get the same " education " although more will have to be spent on their account to achieve equal results ? Or must the educational system , in order to be equitable , assure that the poor are not ...
... poor ? Or does it require that the poor get the same " education " although more will have to be spent on their account to achieve equal results ? Or must the educational system , in order to be equitable , assure that the poor are not ...
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