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An analysis of price gouging in the US healthcare system
Increasing attention has been given to price gouging by hospitals and physicians, a practice that is related to three forms of market pricing power: price setting, price negotiating, and price taking. This paper presents a discussion of healthcare pricing patterns and their relationship to charges, payments, costs, and cost shifting. Recommendations to address price gouging in a manner that is fair to all stakeholders are proposed.
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