Titlebook: Rights to Health Care; Thomas J. Bole,William B. Bondeson Book 19911st edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 Immanuel Kan

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Justice and the Right to Health Care: An Egalitarian Account who favor some version of a qualified “right to equal health” or a principle of distribution of health care based primarily on need have supported their views. In addition, it will in part be a normative account of the kinds of arguments and assumptions that might best support the egalitarian posit

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Why the Right to Health Care is Not a Useful Concept for Policy Debatescare. Some have argued that health care is a privilege and not a right. Others, probably the more prevalent group, insist that there is a right to health care and that it has significant implications for the ways in which health care is provided and for the level of governmental funding of health ca

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Free Markets, Consumer Choice, and the Poor: Some Reasons for Caution would make their market freer than others. On the one extreme are the libertarians, who would allow health care to be distributed precisely as the market allocates it, with no independent evaluation of the outcome. On the other are modified market theorists, such as Alain Enthoven, who would give t

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