policy analyst

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Clinical leaders, policy analysts, and ethicists grapple with defining the nature, extents, and limits of both utilitarian and solidarity goals in health care.
Although religion has received considerable attention in electoral studies and in comparative research about democratization, it has seldom attracted the notice of public policy analysts.
Unfortunately, health policy analysts have been so invested in refining models of regulated competition that alternative models for organizing health care transactions are less developed.
It will, however, be of interest to policy analysts and students of social policy, as this is clearly an emergent and important issue.
Finally, it is important for policy analysts and researchers to note that organic fresh fruits and vegetables currently dominate the organic consumer's food basket.
The author calls for co-operation between economists and social policy analysts in filling this gap in welfare theory.
Policymakers and nongovernmental policy analysts will also benefit from this volume, despite its neglect of policy implications.
Simple life cycle models predict a high rate of annuitization and policy analysts see annuities as socially desirable because they provide lifelong income.
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