On the recordJanuary 25, 2011
Driving down costs does not mean necessarily that expenditures will not go up.
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congress.govSander Levin: “Driving down costs does not mean necessarily that expenditures will not go up.”
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Emphasizes that reducing costs doesn't prevent overall health care spending from increasing.
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