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Home > Journals > University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform > JLR > Volume 32 > Issue 4 (1999)

 

Volume 32, Issue 4

Front Matter

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Front Matter

Journal of Law Reform

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Symposium Introduction

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Managed Care- The First Chapter Comes to a Close

Sallyanne Payton

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Symposium Articles

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Ethical Issues in Managed Care: Can theTraditional Physician-Patient Relationship Be Preserved in the Era of Managed Care or Should It Be Replaced by a Group Ethic?

Eugene C. Grochowski

619

 

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How Not to Think About "Managed Care"

Jacob S. Hacker and Theodore R. Marmor

661

 

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The Competitive Impact of Small Group Health Insurance Reform Laws

Mark A. Hall

685

 

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Questioning Traditional Antitrust Presumptions: Price and Non-Price Competition in Hospital Markets

Peter J. Hammer

727

 

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Accountable Managed Care: Should We Be Careful What We Wish For?

David A. Hyman

785

 

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Establishing New Legal Doctrine in Managed Care: A Model of Judicial Response to Industrial Change

Peter D. Jacobson and Scott D. Pomfret

813

 

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Managed Care Regulation: Can We Learn from Others? The Chilean Experience

Timothy Stoltzfus Jost

863

 

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Clearing the Way for an Effective Federal-State Partnership in Health Reform

Eleanor D. Kinney

899

 

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Playing Doctor: Corporate Medical Practice and Medical Malpractice

E. Haavi Morreim

939

 

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Exit and Voice in American Health Care

Marc A. Rodwin

1041

 

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Competing on Quality of Care: The Need to Develop a Competition Policy for Health Care Markets

William M. Sage and Peter J. Hammer

1069

 

Note

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Moving Toward a Clearer Definition of Insider Trading: Why Adoption of the Possession Standard Protects Investors

Lacey S. Calhoun

1119