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What works in market-oriented health policy?

The use of market forces in health policy typically involves altering out-of-pocket prices and information for consumers (the demand side) and incentives for providers (the supply side). Meredith Rosenthal writes that the main question is how to design these interventions to improve the medical system, without harmful side effects.

Meredith B Rosenthal

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