What do the draft recommendations of the competition policy review mean for health policy and services? THE DRAFT report of the federal government’s competition policy review, released this week for public consultation, is a massive opus, intimidating to all but insiders and the cognoscenti. In its chapter on human services, the review panel, headed by economist Ian Harper, takes on some sacred cows – pharmacy groups have already geared up to resist recommended changes – but also largely accepts the standard arguments for privatisation, and for market-based commissioning and procurement… Read the full articl
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textabstractFor more than two decades, Dutch health policy has been marked by a search for a suitab...
Proponents of market competition in health care have been critics of health planning and health regu...
Defence date: 22 December 2017Examining Board: Professor Giorgio Monti, European University Institut...
'We need to debate the ethical and philosophical questions underlying the application of market econ...
The role of competition in healthcare is much debated. Despite a wealth of international experience...
Review article critically assessing and comparing 'Delivering Public Services through Choice and Com...
As American health care moves from a professionally dominated to a market-dominated model, concerns ...
This research examines several untested propositions from the theory of market competition in the he...
Health policy is one of the most debated and analysed areas of social policy internationally, and en...
In health care, the increase in market concentration on both the insurer side and the provider side ...
This book examines competition policy (competition law, merger control and sectoral regulation) in E...
EU Health policy exemplifies the philosophical tension between EC economic freedoms and social polic...
Professor Jacobi\u27s essay analyzes the various regulatory responses that are available to the gove...
As hospital, physician, and health insurance markets consolidate and change in response to health ca...
Limits of Competition in the Health Care SystemMany health economists demand more competition in the...
textabstractFor more than two decades, Dutch health policy has been marked by a search for a suitab...
Proponents of market competition in health care have been critics of health planning and health regu...
Defence date: 22 December 2017Examining Board: Professor Giorgio Monti, European University Institut...