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    How does good technology go bad?

    Incentives and information for providers and consumers could bring some rationality to this process

    July 13, 2010 by Charles E. Phelps via Defining Ideas
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    Health Care: The Prognosis

    Hoover scholars examine the patient.

    July 2, 2010 by John F. Cogan, Daniel P. Kessler, Scott W. Atlas, Richard A. Epstein, Victor Davis Hanson, Gary S. Becker, Russ Roberts, Tunku Varadarajan, David Davenport, Robert Zelnick, Charles E. Phelps via Hoover Digest
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    Eight Questions You Should Ask About Our Health Care System (Even if the Answers Make You Sick)

    In this book, Charles E. Phelps provides a comprehensive look at our health care system, including how the current system evolved, how the health care sector behaves, and a detailed analysis of "the good, the bad, and the ugly" parts of the system—from technological advances (the "good") to variations in treatment patterns (the "bad") to hidden costs and perverse incentives (the "ugly").

    June 18, 2010 by Charles E. Phelps via Hoover Institution Press
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