managed competition
Americannoun
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The country, he said, could adopt managed competition without broad new taxes.
From Washington Post • Aug. 25, 2016
Under managed competition, health plans must be community rated.
From Forbes • Jun. 17, 2015
The cost savings from managed competition are hypothetical and uncertain – in fact, there are reasons to fear that such a system could actually increase costs.
From New York Times • Dec. 30, 2011
Among the layoffs are 282 from Preckwinkle's office, including 180 custodial positions due to "managed competition" that she hopes could save $2.5 million.
From Chicago Tribune • Oct. 25, 2011
Hillary is leaning toward a health-care delivery system called managed competition, in which giant networks of businesses would negotiate with insurers, health-maintenance organizations and other health-care providers for the best care at the lowest price.
From Time Magazine Archive
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