Limits to Medicine: Medical Nemesis, the Expropriation of HealthBoyars, 1976 - 294 頁 |
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... consumer protection and to seek solace from politicians who will check the high - handed- ness of medical producers.40 The need for such self - protec- 40 For examples of public reports on research in the service of consumer advocacy in ...
... consumer protection and to seek solace from politicians who will check the high - handed- ness of medical producers.40 The need for such self - protec- 40 For examples of public reports on research in the service of consumer advocacy in ...
第 232 頁
... consumer cannot change his mind in mid - treatment . By defining what constitutes illness the medical producer has the power to select his consumers and to market some products that will be forced on the consumer , if need be , by the ...
... consumer cannot change his mind in mid - treatment . By defining what constitutes illness the medical producer has the power to select his consumers and to market some products that will be forced on the consumer , if need be , by the ...
第 233 頁
... consumer commodity , it directly enters into the individ- ual's utility function ; people usually would rather be healthy than sick . It also enters the market as an investment commodity . In this function , " healthy time " determines ...
... consumer commodity , it directly enters into the individ- ual's utility function ; people usually would rather be healthy than sick . It also enters the market as an investment commodity . In this function , " healthy time " determines ...
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