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comprehensive database that covers more than 2,000 hospitals nationwide from 1996 to 2017. We employ a flexible generalized … the impacts on negotiated prices and costs. We also find large heterogeneous responses across hospitals that depend on: (1 …) hospitals’ past charge prices prior to adopting the price transparency law, that is, high-price hospitals reduce charge and …
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limited firm price competition in health care markets …
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The United States spends twice as much per person on pharmaceuticals as European countries, in large part because prices are much higher in the US. This fact has led policymakers to consider legislation for price controls. This paper assesses the effects of a US international reference pricing...
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Health insurances curb price insensitive behavior and moral hazard of insureds through different types of cost-sharing, such as tiered co-payments or reference pricing. This paper evaluates the effect of newly introduced price limits below which drugs are exempt from co-payments on the pricing...
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In this survey chapter on pricing and reimbursement in U.S. pharmaceutical markets, we first provide background information on important federal legislation, institutional details regarding distribution channel logistics, definitions of alternative price measures, related historical...
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evidence. Two of the insurers experienced substantial post-merger price increases relative to the control group of hospitals …
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comparable clinical quality across hospital types. How specialty hospitals can maintain such a price premium remains an open …Specialty hospitals tend to negotiate higher commercial insurance payments, even for relatively routine procedures with … hospitals as sufficiently distinct from other hospitals, so that specialty hospitals effectively compete in a separate market …
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We empirically investigate the importance of centrality (holding a central position in a spatial network) for strategic interaction in pricing for the Austrian retail gasoline market. Results from spatial autoregressive models suggest that the gasoline station located most closely to the market...
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quality innovations at low costs, whereas investment outlays have to be financed by external capital. We show that the scope … frictions intensify quality-based (cost-based) sorting of firms if the scope for vertical product differentiation is high (low …
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Institutional investors often own significant equity in firms that compete in the same product market. These "common owners" may have an incentive to coordinate the actions of firms that would otherwise be competing rivals, leading to anti-competitive pricing. This paper uses data on airline...
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