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Health care conundrum

Why the Bay State's growing health care industry may be bad for the economy

By Robert Keough
June 20, 2004

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IN MASSACHUSETTS, the health care industry is both an economic engine and an economic drain. It is an industry we rely on today for jobs and economic stimulus and one for which we have even higher hopes in the future. But it’s also one whose rising costs, which seem to know no bounds, come largely at the expense of all ... (Full Article: 930 Words)

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