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For Too Long Now, The Issue Of Health Care Reform Has Been Dominated By The Techniques Of Mainstream Economics And The Constant Application Of The Tools Of Cost-benefit Analysis To An Area That Does Not Suit It. Issues Such As Privacy, Genetic Testing And The Allocation Of Organ Transplants Require A More Sensitive Approach To The Setting Of Budgets, And So A More Socially Responsible Attitude Towards Health Care Economics Is Emerging. John Davis Has Gathered Together An Impressive Range Of Contributors To Explore These Phenomena.