After the gold rush( journal article)
from The Economist, Vol 393 No 8661, 12.12.2009, pp.27-29
"The article focuses on Great Britain's National Health Service. The service's costs have risen significantly during the 2000s, and the country's large budget deficit means spending on it will likely not be increased. Managerial reforms creating increased internal competition within the service are examined."
Wednesday, 23 December 2009
Posted by Library Help Desk at 11:15 am
Labels: Economy economics and finance, Grants and funding, Health
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