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Beitia A, (2003)
‘Hospital Quality Choice and Market Structure in a Regulated Duopoly’
Journal of Health Economics 22, pp. 1011–1036
- Theoretical paper modelling the effect of hospital characteristics
and purchaser contracts on market structure.
- The paper uses a Hotelling
framework to assess how hospital quality, efficiency, and informational
asymmetry interact to affect market structure
(monopoly or duopoly) and the optimum contract offered by a state purchaser.
- Finds that even if hospital quality is non-verifiable, the purchaser
or regulator can use a two-part tariff to ensure the hospital offers
the desired level of quality.
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