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Finance

Mr. Ribicoff of Welfare Street

India experiments with sterilization

“Private vs. public”

Could Kenneth Galbraith be wrong?

In the eighteenth and early nineteenth century, students in medical schools paid fees directly to their professors — a fee for each course of instruction. The great John Hunter’s fatal attack of angina pectoris…

Tomorrow’s hospitals

by Martin Cherkasky, Maya Pines,

Medical Research: Choked by Dollars

by John M. Russell,

Do you really want a family doctor?

by David D. Rutstein,

How to rescue New York from its Port Authority

by Edward T. Chase,

How small business cuts its throat

by George S. Odiorne,

Four steps to halt the slump–and avoid another

by Ross M. Robertson,

Finance

Mr. Ribicoff of Welfare Street

India experiments with sterilization

“Private vs. public”

How not to build a ball park

Fee-for-service Professors

Tomorrow’s hospitals

Medical Research: Choked by Dollars

Do you really want a family doctor?

How to rescue New York from its Port Authority

How small business cuts its throat

Four steps to halt the slump–and avoid another

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Mr. Ribicoff of Welfare Street

India experiments with sterilization

“Private vs. public”

How not to build a ball park

Fee-for-service Professors

Tomorrow’s hospitals

Medical Research: Choked by Dollars

Do you really want a family doctor?

How to rescue New York from its Port Authority

How small business cuts its throat

Four steps to halt the slump–and avoid another

April 1958

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