Price Controls 'Inevitable' in U.S. Healthcare, Economist Says

(MedPage Today) — In a new series, MedPage Today is asking healthcare economists and policy experts the same questions about the high costs of U.S. healthcare. They’ll reveal what they believe is working, what’s not working, and what else can…

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Price Controls ‘Inevitable’ in U.S. Healthcare, Economist Says

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