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How Do Doctors Behave When Some (But Not All) of Their Patients are in Managed Care?

Glied, Sherry - 2000

Most physicians today treat a variety of patients within their practices and operate in markets where a variety of insurance arrangements co-exist. In this paper, we propose several theoretical explanations for physician treatment patterns when the patient population is heterogeneous at the...

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