1. Editor's Note–Mark A. Peterson

2. Foreword–Mark V. Pauly

3. Kenneth Arrow and the Changing Economics of Health Care: "Why Arrow? Why Now?"–Peter J. Hammer, Deborah Haas-Wilson, and William M. Sage

4. Uncertainty And The Welfare Economics Of Medical Care–Kenneth J. Arrow

Part 1: Supply, Demand, and Health Care Competition

5. General Equilibrium and Marketability in the Health Care Industry–Michael Chernew

6. Arrow's Concept of the Health Care Consumer: A Forty-Year Retrospective–Frank A. Sloan

7. Uncertainty and Technological Change in Medicine–Annetine C. Gelijns, Joshua Graff Zivin, and Richard R. Nelson

8. Human Inputs: The Health Care Workforce and Medical Markets–Richard A. Cooper and Linda H. Aiken

9. Health Care as a (Big) Business: The Antitrust Response–Clark C. Havighurst

Part 2: Risk, Insurance, and Redistribution

10. Health Insurance and Market Failure since Arrow–Sherry A. Glied

11. Can Efficiency in Health Care Be Left to the Market?–Uwe E. Reinhardt

12. Valuing Charity–Richard Kronick

13. Medical Service Risk and the Evolution of Provider Compensation Arrangements–Gloria J. Bazzoli

14. The Role of the Capital Markets in Restructuring Health Care–J. B. Silvers

Part 3: Information, Knowledge, and Medical Markets

15. Arrow and the Information Market Failure in Health Care: The Changing Content and Sources of Health Care Information–Deborah Haas-Wilson

16. The End of Asymmetric Information–James C. Robinson

17. Managing Uncertainty: Intermediate Organizations as Triple Agents–Lawrence Casalino

18. Moral Hazard vs. Real Hazard: Quality of Care Post-Arrow–Michael L. Millenson

Part 4: Social Norms and Professionalism

19. Arrow's Analysis of Social Institutions: Entering the Marketplace with Giving Hands?–Peter J. Hammer

20. The Market for Medical Ethics–M. Gregg Bloche

21. The Role of Nonprofits in Health Care–Jack Needleman

22. Arrow on Trust–Mark A. Hall

23. From Trust to Political Power: Interest Groups, Public Choice, and Health Care–Mark A. Peterson

24. Regulating Health Care: From Self-Regulation to Self-Regulation?–Peter D. Jacobson

25. The Lawyerization of Medicine–William M. Sage

Part 5: Response by Professor Arrow

26. Reflections on the Reflections–Kenneth J. Arrow

27. News and Notes

28. News from Affiliated Organizations

29. Contributors

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