Is it prudent that the government should continue to assume greater and greater exposure under this shared-risk regime?
Steven Palazzo: “Is it prudent that the government should continue to assume greater and greater exposure under this shared-risk regime?”
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Palazzo questions the prudence of increasing government exposure in the risk-sharing regime.
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