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• Unfortunately, we did not get managed competition out of the White House.
• Reinhardt said, " and still use it to finance Clinton-style managed competition ."
• We certainly would never agree to a system of managed competition.
• Earnhardt, being Earnhardt, did not much care for managed competition.
• Managed competition is going very well in the private sector.
• They call their group the Alliance for Managed Competition.
• Popular elements got lost in the multilayered rubric of managed competition and regional health alliances.
• Managed competition is beginning to bring better health care at lower prices to many Americans.
• The president has touted his plan as managed competition.
• But the current competition is substantially different from what was envisioned by the architects of managed competition.
• The idea is called " managed competition, " a term coined by Stanford Business School professor Alain Enthoven.
• It rests on the notion of managed competition, the idea behind the Clinton health care proposal of 1994.
• Old and new voices are heard in the mix of what one aide described as " managed competition ."
• For the most part, however, the new ideology of more lightly-managed competition has joined, not replaced, the old creed.
• He advocated a " managed competition " form of Medicare that would foster marketplace competition and theoretically lower costs.
• "This is a gesture toward managed competition, " said an approving Uwe Reinhardt, an economics professor at Princeton University.
• Managed competition was meant to be a moderate, centrist approach, using market forces, minimal government controls, certainly no price controls,
• The main task of FSRS in that period was to organize and manage competitions in the territory of Republika Srpska.
• He said he is encouraged by indications that modest attempts at managed competition in California have resulted in reduced insurance premiums.
• Peterson would start by introducing " managed competition, " capping the deductibility of employer health plans and reining in malpractice lawyers.