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The Economics of U.S. Health Care Policy: The Role of Market Forces - The Role of Market Forces (Hardcover)
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The Economics of U.S. Health Care Policy: The Role of Market Forces - The Role of Market Forces (Hardcover)
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Designed as a primary text for courses in health care economics and
policy analysis, this comprehensive work places the issues and
economic analysis of the health care industry in the context of
market forces driving the industry, including negotiated markets,
managed care, and the growing influence of oligopolies. Written in
accessible prose, without the aid of technical jargon and
mathematical formulations, the content is rich with applicable,
understandable economic concepts and analysis, and examples of
market failure and government involvement. Some of the major policy
issues covered are drug pricing, Medicare and Medicaid reform, the
medically uninsured, for-profit hospital monopoly price power,
managed care competitive pricing, and new negotiated markets. The
relevant economic concepts employed in the text include price
elasticity of demand/supply, market structure from competitive to
oligopolistic markets, monopoly pricing power, measures of health
care inflation and the biases of the CPI, demand and supply
factors, inverse relationship of present health care expenditures
as a percentage of GDP, measures/concepts of efficiency, and the
role of government in a market era.
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