When Bad Policy Makes Good Politics: Running the Numbers on Health Reform (Studies in Postwar American Political Development)
When Bad Policy Makes Good Politics examines the numbers and political dynamics behind health reform in postwar America. Robert P. Saldin explores how policy decisions and political incentives interact, offering a focused study of American political development for readers interested in health policy, reform, and governance.
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When Bad Policy Makes Good Politics examines the relationship between health reform and political success in the United States.
Robert P. Saldin focuses on the numbers behind health policy, considering how policy choices can produce political advantages even when their practical results are contested.
As part of the Studies in Postwar American Political Development series, the book places health reform within the broader context of modern American political history.
It offers a focused study for readers interested in politics, public policy, health reform, and the development of postwar American institutions.
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