Antitrust Applied: Hospital Consolidation Concerns and Solutions

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Antitrust Applied: Hospital Consolidation Concerns and Solutions

Antitrust Applied: Hospital Consolidation Concerns and Solutions

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Carnegie Mellon University

Martin Gaynor suggests the U.S. health care system, one based on markets, does not function as well as it could, or should. Prices are high and rising, there are egregious pricing practices, quality is suboptimal, and the sector is sluggish and unresponsive. Read the Report

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