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2004 Annual Dinner 2004 ANNUAL REPORT

The 2004 Annual Report of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies summarizes the major activities of the Joint Center for the calendar year. The report pays special attention to initiatives aimed at increasing access to prescription medications, encouraging community-based approaches to reducing health disparities and promoting oral health. The report identifies the Joint Center's Board of Governors and staff, lists its publications and events for 2004, names its contributors and presents its financial statement.


2005 ANNUAL REPORT

The 2005 Annual Report of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies summarizes the major activities of the Joint Center for the calendar year. It presents highlights of the Annual Dinner, describes the work of the Health Policy Institute, the work of Office of Governance & Economic Analysis, the Emerging Leaders project and the Joint Center’s post-Katrina activities. The report identifies the Joint Center's Board of Governors and staff, lists its publications and events for 2005, names its contributors and presents its financial statement.

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