Opponents of the Maternal and Child Health Programs Argued

question 7

Multiple Choice

Opponents of the maternal and child health programs argued

• A)the programs invaded the privacy of families.
• B)the programs represented steps towards socialized medicine.
• C)the programs would not be cost-effective.
• D)both that the programs invaded the privacy of families and that they representedsteps towards socialized medicine.

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Negative Externalities

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Underground Economy

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