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Health Care Competition Law in the Shadow of State Action : Minimizing MACs

Hyman, David A.; Kovacic, William E. - 2016

How should we go about reconciling competition and consumer protection in health care, given the long shadow cast by the state action doctrine? We consider that issue, using a case study drawn from an obscure corner of the pharmaceutical reimbursement market to motivate and inform our analysis....

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Chicago's Procrustean Bed : Applying Antitrust Law in Health Care

Greaney, Thomas L. - 2008

Antitrust enforcement in health care has undergone considerable buffeting in recent years with government agencies losing a string of important cases in federal court and support for vigorous enforcement waning among some policymakers. Critics of doctrinal development in antitrust law have begun...

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Wettbewerbspolitik und Sozialrecht : eine Auflösung eines tradierten Spannungsfeldes?

Oberender, Peter (contributor) - 2007 - 1. Aufl.

Welche Bedeutung werden kartellrechtliche Fragen mittel- und langfristig im Gesundheitswesen haben? So ist auf … das Gesundheitswesen in Form des Sozialrechts bedarf oder ob nicht das allgemeine Wirtschaftsrecht (und das … Wettbewerbsrecht als Teil hiervon) als Ordnungsrahmen geeigneter ist. Eine zweite Entwicklungslinie setzt die nationale Sozialpolitik …

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Prisms of distance and power : viewing the US regulatory tradition

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Quality of Care and Market Failure Defenses in Antitrust Health Care Litigation

Greaney, Thomas L. - 2009

This article considers quality-based justifications for antitrust challenges to collaboration among health care professionals. It first examines doctrinal developments resisting such justifications and, with a skeptical eye, analyzes attempts to interject quality of care and worthy motive...

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