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  indistinguishable from a paid vacation. irs an ex· 
  ample, they cite the German experience in 1930. 
  That was a depression year in Germany. Increased 
  unemployment and decreased contributions created a 
  budget emergency. There wasn't enough money com· 
  ing in to pay everybody's medical bills. So an emer­ gency decree was issued, effective September l. It 
  required insured persons, formerly treated "free," to 
  pay, in addition to their regular contributions, 12 
  cents for their first v...

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426-Has Private Medicine Failed to Improve Public Health?.pdf