Health care economics (Wiley series in health services)

Business & Money

Feldstein, Paul J.

Industries

wiley

Delivering the most detailed and exhaustive content available, market-leading HEALTH CARE ECONOMICS, 7th Edition demonstrates how basic economic concepts, principles, and theories can be used to think about and illustrate various health care issues. This introductory economics text is geared toward graduate students who will be medical and health services managers, administrators, or executives. The seventh edition of HEALTH CARE ECONOMICS includes recent data on the medical sector, updated figures and tables, the latest information on legislative changes affecting this industry, and new literature and research. It also provides an insightful historical perspective within which these changes are occurring.

Health Care Economics (Wiley Series in Health Services)

John Wiley&Sons

This newly revised fifth edition examines the critical economic issues that affect the delivery of today's medical care. From the demand for medical services and the role of health insurance, to the least information on competition, regulation, and national health insurance, the book takes an analytical approach in covering a wide range of topics in detail.

Health Care Economics

Medical Books

Administration & Medicine Economics

Delmar/Cengage Learning

Economics

Delmar

The most comprehensive in its field, this text examines the critical economic issues that affect the delivery of today's medical care. From the demand for medical services and the role of health insurance, to the least information on competition, regulation, and national health insurance, the book takes an analytical approach in covering a wide range of topics in detail.

Health Care Economics (A volume in the Delmar Health Services Administration Series)

Cengage Learning'

Health Associations and the Demand for Legislation: The Political Economy of Health

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Ballinger Publishing Company

In this book leading health economist Paul Feldstein uses economics to explain legislative outcomes in the healthcare field. 
This revised edition examines the latest legislative changes affecting both Medicare and health reform such as the Balanced Budget Act of 1997, the Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare, as well as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. These laws and additional legislative proposals provide new material to test the validity of alternative legislative theories.

The Politics of Health Legislation: An Economic Perspective

Health Administration Pr

This much anticipated new edition of Health Care Economics continues its legacy as a leader in its field. Written by a distinguished economist and educator, the sixth edition maintains the book's analytical approach in its treatment of political economics. Through comprehensive discussions, appendices, tables and figures, the author consistently illustrates the value of economics in understanding public policy issues that affect the medical services sector. Both veterans in the field of economics and readers who are new to this area of study will appreciate the book's in-depth and straightforward treatment of important topics.

Health Care Economics (DELMAR SERIES IN HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION)

Feldstein (health care management, UC-Irvine) theorizes that health legislation arises from individuals, groups, and legislators acting in their own economic self-interest. He examines various types of legislation, including producer legislation, government intervention, and redistributive legislation. This second edition contains updated material and new sections on proposed Medicare and Medicaid changes, and President Clinton's healthcare reform proposal. For students in health policy and economics. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Both legislative and market forces will continue to influence how the public pays for and receives its medical services. Like the first edition, this book will help noneconomists understand the issues underlying the politics and economics of health services. Chapters, tables, and figures have been updated with current research findings and analysis. Policy issues covered include: * Managed care competition * Integration * Financing long-term care * The role of government in medical care * Medicare and Medicaid * National health insurance Two new chapters cover physician issues-the trend toward group practice and the growing concern of a physician surplus.

Health Policy Issues: An Economic Perspective on Health Reform Second Edition

Sociology

AUPHA Press

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Health care economics (Wiley series in health services)

Health Care Economics (Wiley Series in Health Services)

Health Care Economics

Health Care Economics

Health Care Economics (A volume in the Delmar Health Services Administration Series)

Health Associations and the Demand for Legislation: The Political Economy of Health

The Politics of Health Legislation: An Economic Perspective

Health Care Economics (DELMAR SERIES IN HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION)

The Politics of Health Legislation: An Economic Perspective

Health Policy Issues: An Economic Perspective on Health Reform Second Edition