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Capital costs in economic program evaluation: The case of mental health services

Capital costs are substantial, frequently problematical, and often neglected or inappropriately estimated in deliberations over how to deliver public services, such as mental health care.

T. Mcguire | B. Dickey | N. L. Cannon

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