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Reflections on Kenneth Arrow and health economics
Kenneth Arrow’s 1963 paper Uncertainty and the welfare economics of medical care created health economics as a coherent field. It argued that markets do not work well in medical services. Medical services demand is unpredictable. People look through a veil … Continue reading
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