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Publications Type: MI Conference Series


Bridging the Gap: Affordable Health Care for New York's Uninsured
MI Conference Series 13, April 29, 2008


New York's Uninsured: Looking Back and Moving Forward?
MI Conference Series 12, December 11, 2007


Whither Welfare Reform? Lessons from the Wisconsin Experience
MI Conference Series 11, September 21, 2004


The Campaign to Fight AIDS: Ensuring Access to the Best Medicines
MI Conference Series 10, June 2004


Unfair Competition and Consumer Fraud Statutes: Recipe for Consumer Fraud Prevention or Fraud on the Consumer?
MI Conference Series 9, October 2002


Solving the Vaccine Shortage: Market Solutions or Government Intervention?
MI Conference Series 7, July 2002


Medical Progress and the FDA: Our Future in the Balance
MI Conference Series 8, June 2002


Judicial Elections: Past, Present, Future
MI Conference Series 6, April 2001


New York City Conference on School Choice
MI Conference Series 4, December 2000


Excessive Legal Fees: Protecting Unsophisticated Consumers, Class Action Members, and Taxpayers
MI Conference Series 3, May 2000


Cambridge School Choice Conference
MI Conference Series 5, March 2000


Regulation Through Litigation: Assessing the Role of Bounty Hunters and Bureaucrats in the American Regulatory Regime
MI Conference Series 2, February 2000


Regulation By Litigation: The New Wave of Government-Sponsored Litigation
MI Conference Series 1, June 1999




 

 

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