benefits regulation (CBR) on the amount of charity care provided by and the operational efficiency of U.S. non-profit hospitals … between CBR and charity care. Our findings highlight the effects that state-enacted regulation can have on socially beneficial …

The for-profit hospital is in the minority numerically in all developed countries. Although the for-profits' market … contrast, for-profit chains have made few inroads in other countries. The literature on hospital ownership addresses three … fundamental questions. First, why do private not-for-profit organizations dominate the hospital industry? Second, how do private …

-for-profits, similar to the Q-theory for shareholder owned firms. We then test how exogenous shocks to cash flows affect hospital spending … on different types of investments, salaries, and perks. The not-for-profit hospital sector provides a unique setting to … examine these questions because most hospitals hold large financial assets (e.g., endowments), and hospital-specific shocks to …

cessation of hospital tax exemption, the standard by which tax-exempt hospitals qualify for their exempt status should be … the amount and nature of community benefits procured, augment hospital autonomy, and incentivize hospitals to provide …

results of ownership-induced differences in hospital mortality rates within the SUS …

, nonprofit hospitals maintained on average more than three times as many beds per hospital as their for-profit counterparts …; following a monotonic decline in relative size, by 2000, the average nonprofit hospital was only 32% larger than the typical for …-profit hospital. Hospital level data for the United States indicate that the convergence was driven primarily by industry-wide effects …

contribution of a nonprofit hospital to the community be assessed by examining whether the community would be better off if the … nonprofit hospital were stripped of the legal provisions that differentiate it from its for-profit counterparts …

and higher profitability, suggesting that in the hospital sector, larger boards are more effective from a governance point …

has been no shortage of proposed answers. Two of the more popular candidates for ex ante regulation – proprietary trading … bank risk-taking through executive pay design. "Regulation by pay" is less likely to ameliorate risk-taking because bank … be much better at implementing a pay regulation regime. Even worse, the very fact of risk regulation by pay, no matter …

Atlantic. We show that the regulation of bankers' pay is presently more detailed and less flexible in Europe than in the US …