1. Markets as Belief Systems and Those Who Keep the Faith —Mark Schlesinger

2. Is a Dose of Competition Just What the Doctor Ordered?—David A. Hyman and Peter Jacobson

3. Competition and Quality as Dynamic Processes in the Balkans of American Health Care—Peter J. Hammer

4. Why Don't Courts Treat Hospitals Like Tanks for Liquefied Gases? Some Reflections on Health Care Antitrust Enforcement—Martin Gaynor

5. Antitrust and Hospital Mergers: Does the Nonprofit Form Affect Competitive Substance?—Thomas L. Greaney

6. Horses or Unicorns: Can Paying for Performance Make Quality Competition Routine?—William M. Sage and Dev N. Kalyan

7. Strategies to Enhance Price and Quality Competition in Health Care: Lessons Learned from Tracking Local Markets—Cara S. Lesser and Paul B. Ginsburg

8. The Federal Trade Commission, Clinical Integration, and the Organization of Physician Practice—Lawrence P. Casalino

9. Contesting Anticompetitive Actions Taken in the Name of the State: State Action Immunity and Health Care Markets—Clark C. Havighurst

10. Learning to Love the State Action Doctrine—William S. Brewbaker, III

11. The Role of Tax Exemption in a Competitive Health Care Market—John D. Colombo

12. Side Effects: A Dose of Competition and Access to Care—Sherry Glied

13. A Dose of Reality: Assessing the Federal Trade Commission/Department of Justice Report in an Uninsured, Underserved, and Vulnerable Population Context—Sara Rosenbaum

14. Beyond Competition: The Normative Implications of Consumer-Driven Health Plans—Meredith Rosenthal and Norman Daniels

15. The Role of Competition in Health Care: A Western European Perspective—Timothy Stoltzfus Jost, Diane Dawson, and André den Exter

16. Endnote—David A. Hyman

17. Fads in Medical Care Management and Policy, Theodore Marmor. Fads in Medical Care Management and Policy. —Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau

18. How Healthy Are We? A National Study of Well-being at Midlife, Orville Gilbert Brim, Carol D. Ryff, and Ronald C. Kessler, eds. How Healthy Are We? A National Study of Well-being at Midlife—Diane S. Lauderdale

19. Contributors

William S. Brewbaker

Lawrence Casalino

John D. Colombo

Martin Gaynor

Sherry A. Glied

Thomas L. Greaney

Peter J. Hammer

Clark C. Havighurst

David A. Hyman

Timothy Stoltzfus Jost

Diane S. Lauderdale

Cara S. Lesser

Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau

Sara Rosenbaum

Meredith Rosenthal

William M. Sage

Norman Daniels

Diane Dawson

Paul B. Ginsburg

Peter D. Jacobson

Dev N. Kalyan

André den Exter

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