"He mass produced low-cost quality education and research potential for a nation that hungered deeply for both".
So let's see: the conservative vision is that we can achieve low-cost, quality health care via the magic of the marketplace.
Follin added that there was a cultural diversity about the market that should be celebrated, that it provides access to low-cost quality food and goods for the people of Leeds - and long may it continue.
The costs of getting a college degree have been rising faster than those of health care, so the need to provide low-cost, quality higher education is more acute than ever.
A social democratic ECEC model stresses universality and decommodification by providing free or low-cost quality education for all young children and favoring public or nonprofit care over commercial care (Mahon [1999]; Bergqvist and Nyberg [2002]).
'People who decide that is what they want, they can pay for it already, but we shouldn't let anti-science zealotry shutdown the ability to produce low-cost quality food for billions across the globe,' Mr. Cruz said.
Various specialists in the field of mathematics, applied physics, optometry, mold makers, materials and injection mold experts - virtually all of whom are unpaid volunteers - work closely together to mass produce low-cost, quality glasses.
From the corporate media's take on this whole health care debate you'd think Republicans never get sick, and that every Republican in every Red State has access to wonderful, low-cost, quality health care.
If there had been stronger health systems with communications and surveillance capacity, to provide low-cost, quality basic health services and prevent illness, the human and economic costs of this crisis likely would not have been so dire.
Nevertheless, these low-cost quality services are not being implemented at scale in settings where they are likely to have the most impact [ 18- 20].
