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Best Selling Books by Rebecca Ross

Rebecca Ross is the author of Achieving Pareto Optimality in the Women's Health Care Market (1995), 2001 Cruise Line Employment Manual (2001), Elements of Cadence (2021), 2000 Cruise Line Employment Manual (2000), The Effects of Work Site Social Support on Weight Control in a Company Sponsored Group Program (1984).

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Achieving Pareto Optimality in the Women's Health Care Market

by: Rebecca Ross

release date: Jan 01, 1995

Achieving Pareto Optimality in the Women's Health Care Market

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A study to determine whether or not the subsidies provided by the U.S. government for the production of women''s health care knowledge are equal to those provided for that of men.