
doi: 10.2307/1191732
pmid: 10295964
This article will investigate the strength of competition in health insurance markets. The focus will be on traditional economic notions of structure and performance indicators that fit the neoclassical paradigm of perfect competition. The article will also consider the form of rivalry between health insurers in less than perfectly competitive markets. The objective of the paper is to describe ways of thinking about competition in any given health insurance market and to summarize the views of those who have investigated such matters.
Marketing, Marketing of Health Services, Economic Competition, Insurance, Health, Economics, Insurance industry, Models, Theoretical, United States, Management, Health insurance, United States Federal Trade Commission, Law, Analysis, Competition (Economics)
Marketing, Marketing of Health Services, Economic Competition, Insurance, Health, Economics, Insurance industry, Models, Theoretical, United States, Management, Health insurance, United States Federal Trade Commission, Law, Analysis, Competition (Economics)
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