CBO Holds Line On Comparative Effectiveness’ Lack Of Initial Savings
Executive Summary
The Congressional Budget Office reiterated its stance in a new scoring that government funding for comparative effectiveness research will be slow to yield significant savings and, for the first 10 years, it will only increase the federal deficit
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