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The Rhetoric of Rights and Justice in Health Care.- The Rhetoric of Rights and Justice in Health Care.- Rights to Health Care: The Development of the Concept.- The Right to Health Care: Reflections on Its History and Politics.- The Right to Health Care: Presentation and Critique.- The Right to Health Care in a Capitalistic Democracy.- Justice and the Right to Health Care: An Egalitarian Account.- Rights to Health Care: Created, Not Discovered.- Why the Right to Health Care is Not a Useful Concept for Policy Debates.- A Qualified Right to Health Care: Toward a Notion of a Decent Minimum.- Rights, Reforms, and the Health Care Crisis: Problems and Prospects.- Rights, Obligations, and the Special Importance of Health Care.- Access to Health Care: Charity and Rights.- Equality, Free Markets, and the Elderly.- Equal Opportunity and Health Care Rights for the Elderly.- Free Markets, Consumer Choice, and the Poor: Some Reasons for Caution.- My Right to Care for my Health - And What About the Needy and the Elderly?.- Health Care as a Commodity.- Should Medicine be a Commodity? An Economist's Perspective.- The Profit Motive in Kant and Hegel.- Virtue for Hire: Some Reflections on Free Choice and the Profit Motive in the Delivery of Health Care.- Rights, Public Policy, and the State.