It remains largely producer-driven: unaccountable doctors, minimal consumer choice and patients following money rather than the other way round.

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The argument rests on anecdote, on the current failure, and on common sense, which says that a producer-driven system insulated from parents and children will fail.

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In 1991 Dana Gioia, a poet (and former marketing manager for General Foods), set off a fierce debate in American poetry circles with an attack on American academia for turning poetry into a smug, producer-driven lobby, concerned only with its own survival and indifferent to the fact that it had alienated a wider audience.

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In a flat operating cost environment, gold producer share prices are driven primarily by the yellow metal's price.

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The increase in cotton prices have largely been driven by imbalances on the supply side with a combination of droughts in China, the largest producer, and unseasonal rains in India, the second largest producer.

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