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Medical Technology and the State

So-called public-policy experts often take the many advances in modern technology for granted. They assume that government regulations and controls merely redistribute the fruits of progress without affecting the nature and extent of technological development itself.
But that is wrong. Whenever the government involves itself in the financing and distribution of goods and services, the production [...]

1May2002 | Gary M. Pecquet | 0 comments | Continued
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