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95:8r: User Fees for Health Care: Why a Bad Idea Keeps Coming Back (Or, What's Health Got to Do with It?)

R.G. Evans and M.L. Barer

95:7d: Physician Expenditure Control in Canada: Re-Minding our Ps and Qs

M.L. Barer, C. Sanmartin and J. Lomas

95:5r: Mark Pauly on Welfare Economics: Normative Rabbits from Positive Hats

R.G. Evans and Anthony Culyer

95:4d: The Effects of British Columbia's Physician Payment Initiatives: Making Sence of the Dollars

R.G. Evans, M.V. Pascali and M.L. Barer

95:2d: Marking the Market, Regulating Regulators: Who Gains? Who Loses? What Hopes? What Scope?

R.G. Evans

94:9r: Health Care as a Threat to Health: Defence, Opulence, and the Social Environment

R.G. Evans

94:2r: Less is More"Contrasting Styles in Health Care

R.G. Evans

93:17d: Charging Peter tp Pay Paul: Accounting for the Financial Effects of User Charges

R.G. Evans, M.L. Barer and G.L. Stoddart

93:16d: It's Not the Money, It's the Principle: Why User Charges for Some Services and Not Others?

R.G. Evans, M.L. Barer, G.L. Stoddart and V. Bhatia

93:15d: A Concise History of the Participation, Positions, and Rationales of Canadian Interest Groups in the Debate Over "Direct Patient Participation" In Health Care Financing

M.L. Barer, V. Bhatia, G.L. Stoddart and R.G. Evans

93:14d: User Charges, Snares and Delusions: Another Look at the Literature

M.L. Barer, V. Bhatia, G.L. Stoddart and R.G. Evans

93:13r: The Canadian Health-Care Finaning and Delivery System: Its Experience and Lessons for Other Nations

R.G. Evans

93:12d: Why Not Uder Charges? The Real Issues

M.L. Barer, V. Bhatia, G.L. Stoddart and R.G. Evans

93:9r: User Fees for Health Care: Why a Bad Idea Keeps Coming Back (Or, What's Health Got to Do With It?)

R.G. Evans, M.L. Barer and G.L. Stoddart

93:6d: Hospital Financing in Canada

M.L. Barer

92:8d: What Seems to be the problem? The International Movement to Restructure Health Care Systems

R.G. Evans

91:4r: The Meeting of the Twain: Managing Health Care Capital, Capacity, and Costs in Canada

R.G. Evans and M.L. Barer

90:18r: The 20-Year Experiment: Accounting for, Explaining, and Evaluating Health Care Cost Containment in Canada and the United States

R.G. Evans, M.L. Barer and C. Hertzman

90:17d: Reflections on the Financing of Hospital Capital: A Canadian Perspective

R.G. Evans and M.L. Barer

90:13r: Producing Health, Consuming Health Care

R.G. Evans and G.L. Stoddart

89:11r: Controlling Health Expenditures- The Canadian Reality

R.G. Evans, J. Lomas, M.A. Barer, R.J. Labelle, C. Fooks, G.L. Stoddart, G.M. Anderson, David Feeny, A. Gafni, G.W. Torrance and W.G. Tholl

89:9r: From Medibank to Medicare: Trends in Australian Medical Care Costs and Use from 1976-1986

M. Barer, M. Nicoll, M. Diesendorf and R. Harvey

89:8r: Life and Death, Money and Power: The Politics of Health Care Finance

R.G. Evans

89:6r: Benefits, Risks, and Costs of Prescription Drugs: A Scientific Basis for Evaluating Policy Options

G.M. Anderson, W.O. Spitzer, M.C. Weinstein and J.L. Blackburn

88:13r: Tension, Compression, and Shear: Direction, Stresses, and Outcomes of Health Care Cost Control

R.G. Evans

88:12r: Fee Controls as Cost Control: Tales from the Frozen North

M.L. Barer, R.G. Evans and R.J. Labelle

88:8d: Reconciling Fee-for-Service with Global Expenditure Control

R.G. Evans