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No incentive to curb health costs study finds
A 1978 government study from the Council on Wage and Price Stability says lack of direct cost incentives keeps health care rising. It notes high insurance payment shares and regulated pricing lessen pressure to cut prices, predicting universal government insurance would raise, not lower, costs. It cites Motorola in Phoenix as a private example of direct cost control.
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