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Adding it up: To compare U.S. and Canadian systems, says analyst Leon Muszynski, you have to factor in higher U.S. costs for medical care
Adding it up: To compare U.S. and Canadian systems, says analyst Leon Muszynski, you have to factor in higher U.S. costs for medical care

Adding it up: To compare U.S. and Canadian systems, says analyst Leon Muszynski, you have to factor in higher U.S. costs for medical care

Date9/2/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Adding it up: To compare U.S. and Canadian systems, says analyst Leon Muszynski, you have to factor in higher U.S. costs for medical care.
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