Past failures of competitive markets in health care led to demands for public planning and regulation. But these, in turn, have not been very successful in ameliorating cost, coverage, or quality problems. Employing cases of successful and failed public interventions in health care, this course dissects what has worked and why. It provides frameworks and skills that can be used to address real world health care problems.

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