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The effects of benefit design and managed care on health care costs

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  • Goldman, Dana P.
  • Hosek, Susan D.
  • Dixon, Lloyd S.
  • Sloss, Elizabeth M.

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  • Goldman, Dana P. & Hosek, Susan D. & Dixon, Lloyd S. & Sloss, Elizabeth M., 1995. "The effects of benefit design and managed care on health care costs," Journal of Health Economics, Elsevier, vol. 14(4), pages 401-418, October.
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