Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
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price discrimination, universal redistributive programs, broad redistributive programs, legislative benefits, legislative marketplace, redistributive legislation, new drug benefit, rising health insurance premiums, public interest theory, health interest groups, competing health plans, current aged, reasons for deregulation, producer regulation, willing provider laws, concentrated interest, state practice acts, employer mandate, substitute providers, medical prices, new prescription drug benefit, private health plans, providing political support, small insurers, prescription drug bill
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Social Security, Blue Cross, United States, President Clinton, New York, The Politics of Health Legislation, Blue Shield, President Bush, Medicare Trust Fund, House of Representatives, Supreme Court, Public Choice, Study Questions, Congressional Budget Office, Health Affairs, House Republicans, President Ford, Economic Version of Interest Group Theory, American Enterprise Institute, President Nixon, Wall Street Journal, Robert Pear, House of Delegates, Census Bureau, The Emergence of Market Competition
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