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Choose an example of a health care market and identify ways in which it differs from the perfectly competitive model. Do you think that these deviations from competition could each be repaired by appropriate policies? Discuss.
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The Economics Of Health And Health Care
ISBN: 9781138208049
8th Edition
Authors: Sherman Folland, Allen C. Goodman, Miron Stano
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