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THE AMERICAN BUSINESS AND THE PROBLEM OF MARKET-ORIENTED REFORMS OF HEALTH CARE SYSTEM (THE SECOND HALF OF THE 1970S)

Rustem Rasfarovich Tukhvatullin
Bashkir State University


Submitted: October 1, 2017
Abstract. The article examines the attitude of the American business to the plans of market-oriented reforms in the health care system, discussed during the presidency of J. Carter. The essence of the competitive strategy in this sphere is shown. The position of various groups and organizations of the American business in relation to plans for a procompetitive reorganization of the health care system is analyzed. The author notes the peculiarities of the approaches of different business groups to the given strategies and plans.
Key words and phrases:
национальное медицинское страхование
Д. Картер
проконкурентные планы
Американская медицинская ассоциация
Федерация американских больниц
Голубой крест
Голубой щит
Торговая палата США
national health insurance
J. Carter
procompetitive plans
the American Medical Association
Federation of American Hospitals
Blue Cross, Blue Shield
US Chamber of Commerce
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