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In the essay, titled "Free-Market Think Tanks and the Marketing of Education Policy," I explained how free-market-oriented think tanks have successfully shaped education policy debates.
Kevin Welner: Mold, Cancer, Viruses and... Walmart? Kevin Welner 2011
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In the essay, titled "Free-Market Think Tanks and the Marketing of Education Policy," I explained how free-market-oriented think tanks have successfully shaped education policy debates.
Kevin Welner: Mold, Cancer, Viruses and... Walmart? Kevin Welner 2011
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Because smarter people than me say everything better, here is a link to an article that you must read: How Supposed Free-Market Theorists Destroyed Free-Market Theory.
duh pookie 2010
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Here are ten deceptions in the Coburn/Burr plan -- plus a bonus: your "Free-Market Death Panel" explained.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: The Burr/Coburn Medicare Plan: 10 Deceptions - And A Free-Market "Death Panel" RJ 2012
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Because smarter people than me say everything better, here is a link to an article that you must read: How Supposed Free-Market Theorists Destroyed Free-Market Theory.
duh pookie 2010
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In the meantime, and consistent with our mission, CPR will remain focused on promoting the Four Pillars of Free-Market Health Care Reform — Choice, Competition, Accountability and Personal Responsibility — pillars that will lead to lower costs and better patient outcomes.
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Here are ten deceptions in the Coburn/Burr plan -- plus a bonus: your "Free-Market Death Panel" explained.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: The Burr/Coburn Medicare Plan: 10 Deceptions - And A Free-Market "Death Panel" RJ 2012
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In the meantime, and consistent with our mission, CPR will remain focused on promoting the Four Pillars of Free-Market Health Care Reform — Choice, Competition, Accountability and Personal Responsibility — pillars that will lead to lower costs and better patient outcomes.
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Free-Market Fundamentalism is far more ingrained and accepted by our intellectuals despite its obvious failings.
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“… CPR will remain focused on promoting the Four Pillars of Free-Market Health Care Reform — Choice, Competition, Accountability and Personal Responsibility — pillars that will lead to lower costs and better patient outcomes.”
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