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Health Care Modeling A Potential Research Area in Regional Sciencer than the general economic growth during the same period, and consistently higher than the general inflation rate of the country. Researchers estimate that by the year 1990, total health care costs in the U.S. will equal $700 billion, out of which governmental spending will be about $500 billion. D

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Estimation Procedures for Transportation Network Equilibrium Modelsly determined. These models are variously known as combined trip distribution and assignment models (EVANS, 1976), network equilibrium models of urban location and travel choice (BOYCE et al., 1988), or models of congested spatial interaction behavior (SMITH, 1983). A synthesis and discussion of the

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