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health economics
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health economics,
a social system that studies the supply and demand of health care resources and the effect of health services on a population.

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healthcare system, as noted by Charles Phelps, a health economist at the University of Rochester, "while among the most 'market oriented' in the industrialized world, remains the most intensively regulated sector of the U.
Some 18 million of the uninsured make over $50,000 annually and could probably afford insurance, says Devon Herrick, health economist for the conservative National Center for Policy Analysis.
Lawrence Casalino, a University of Chicago health economist and former physician.
 
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