Invigorating competition in health care markets: Is rate regulation needed?

ProMarket, Tim Greaney, 1 June 2021

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It now appears that market concentration may be the leading cause of America’s health care cost crisis. If the United States is going to continue to rely on market competition to deliver a satisfactory blend of cost and quality, health care policy must address two critical questions: How did we get to this point, and what can be done?

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Thomas Greaney
Saint Louis University (SLU)

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