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SUMMARY:Economic Policy Forum: America’s Broken Health System: Bad Markets
 \, Poor Policy & Possible Antitrust Solutions
LOCATION:110 Forsyth St\, Boston\, MA 02115
DESCRIPTION:America’s Broken Health System:\nBad Markets\, Poor Policy and
  Possible EconomicsSolutions\n\nProfessor Martin Gaynor\, Carnegie Mellon
  University\n\nhosted by John Kwoka\, Neal F. Finnegan Distinguished Prof
 essor of EconomicsEveryone knows that America’s health care system is tru
 ly broken. Prof. Martin Gaynor has been at the forefront of economic anal
 ysis of these issues and the policies necessary to address them. This tal
 k will address why the US has the most expensive health care system in th
 e world\, but not the best. Topics include the “integration myth” in heal
 th care: why the belief that integrating aspects of health care improves 
 patient care and lowers costs isn’t correct\, and how that belief is harm
 ing our health system. Prof. Gaynor will also address what health care co
 mpetition and antitrust in health can and cannot do\, and what public pol
 icies can give us a better health care system.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/ev
 ents/bca3c1da-fd50-4eeb-a2a4-2977f61f6d7e
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