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The United States is a contributor to the problem of deficits , but when all government units are taken into account , the deficit situation in the United States is , for the moment , better than in most OECD countries .
The United States is a contributor to the problem of deficits , but when all government units are taken into account , the deficit situation in the United States is , for the moment , better than in most OECD countries .
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The sense that the United States spends too much on health care has led virtually every reform proposal to assert that it would lower aggregate spending on medical care . In ( h ) = -6.15 ( 0.55 ) In addition to the level of spending ...
The sense that the United States spends too much on health care has led virtually every reform proposal to assert that it would lower aggregate spending on medical care . In ( h ) = -6.15 ( 0.55 ) In addition to the level of spending ...
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