Markets and medical care: the United States, 1993-2005.

摘要: Many studies arguing for or against markets to finance medical care investigate “market-oriented” measures such as cost sharing. This article looks at the experience in American marketplace over more than a decade, showing how function institutions which participants who are self-seeking, but not perfectly rational, exercise power other market. Cost here was driven by market prices management of utilization. Instead following any logic efficiency equity, system transformations were beliefs about investment strategies. At least United States' labor and capital markets, competition has shown little ability rationalize health systems because its goals do resemble those most people want.