Joseph Coletti, John Locke Foundation director of health care and fiscal policy services, outlines key elements of the By The Numbers research for Loretta Boniti’s March 30, 2010, report on News 14 Carolina.
JLF’s Joseph Coletti outlines key elements of the By The Numbers report
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