Rand Corporation, 2005

RAND Review, our flagship magazine, showcases RAND research on a variety of timely and relevant issues facing the world today.

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Cover Story: Many Happy Returns

Early Childhood Programs Entail Costs, but the Paybacks Could Be Substantial

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Magazine Contents:

Message from the Editor

News

• What English patients want
• What American doctors need
• What U.S. taxpayers do not cover
• What the Chinese should not export

Perspectives

Best of Both Worlds?
A View of the Changing Workplace

Features:

In Search of Energy Security

Will New Sources and Technologies Reduce Our Vulnerability to Major Disruptions?
By James T. Bartis, Mark A. Bernstein, Tom LaTourrette, and Debra Knopman

• Sidebar: Better Resource Assessments Would Improve Resource Development

Bulging Repertoires

Treatments and Complications for the Overweight and Obese Expand with the Population
By Margaret Maglione, Lisa Shugarman, and Melony Sorbero

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