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＜図書＞
The economics of health reconsidered

責任表示 Thomas Rice
データ種別 図書
版 2nd ed
出版情報 Chicago, Ill. : Health Administration Press
Washington, D.C. : AcademyHealth , c2003
本文言語 英語
大きさ xxv, 341 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
概要 An economist by education, Rice (health services, U. of California-Los Angeles) argues that economic theory is being used inappropriately to cast health care to the tender mercies of market capitalism... The first edition, published about five years ago, was criticized for being soft on government regulation, so he has added a chapter discussing government failure. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR続きを見る
目次 Machine generated contents note: Foreword
by Uwe E. Reinhardt
Acknowledgments
Preface to the Second Edition
1 Introduction
1.1 Why Should the Economics of Health Be Reconsidered?
1.2 Purpose of the Book
1.3 Outline of the Book
2 Market Competition
2.1 The Traditional Economic Model
2.1.1 Consumers
2.1.2 Producers
2.1.3 The Economy as a Whole
2.1.4 Pareto Optimality and Social Welfare
2.2 Problems with the Traditional Model
2.2.1 Negative Externality: Concern About Status
2.2.2 Positive Externality: Concern About Others
2.2.3 Consumer Tastes Are Predetermined
2.3 Implications for Health Policy
2.3.1 Does the Distribution of Income Affect the Health of the Population?
2.3.2 Equalizing Access to Health Services
2.3.3 What Comes First: Allocation or Distribution?
2.3.4 Competition and Prevention
2.3.5 Government-Sponsored Health Education
2.3.6 Should Cost Control Be a Public Policy?
3 Demand Theory
3.1 The Traditional Economic Model
3.1.I Utility and Social Welfare
3.I.2 Revealed Preference
3.1.3 Demand Curves and Functions
3.1.4 The Meaning of Demand and Consumer Surplus
3.2 Problems with the Traditional Model
3.2.1 Social Welfare and Consumer Choice: A Syllogism
3.2.2 Are Individual Utilities Maximized When People Are Allowed to Choose?
3.2.3 Is Social Welfare Maximized When Individual Utilities Are Maximized?
3.3 Implications for Health Policy
3.3.1 Is Comprehensive National Health Insurance Necessarily Inefficient?
3.3.2 Should Patient Cost-Sharing Be Encouraged, or Should We Use Other Policies?
3.3.3 Should People Pay More for Price-Elastic Services?
3.3.4 Defined Contribution, Premium Support, and MSAS
4 Supply Theory 129
4.1 The Traditional Economic Model
4.2 Problems with the Traditional Model
4.2.I Are Supply and Demand Independently Determined?
4.2.2 Do Firms Have Monopoly Power?
4.2.3 Do Firms Maximize Profits?
4.2.4 Do Increasing Returns to Scale Exist?
4.2.5 Is Production Independent of the Distribution of Wealth?
4.3 Implications for Health Policy
4.3.1 Capitation and Incentive Reimbursement
4.3.2 Issues Surrounding Patient Cost-Sharing
4.3.3 Allowing Only Selected Hospitals to Provide Particular Services
4.3.4 Improving Productivity by Providing Insurance
5 Equity and Redistribution 171
5.1 The Traditional Economic Model
5.2 Problems with the Traditional Model
5.2.1 Overview of Utilitarianism
5.2.2 Problems with Ordinal Utilitarianism
5.3 Implications for Health Policy
5.3.I Providing Health Services Rather than Cash
5.3.2 Focusing on People's Health, Not Utility
5.3.3 National Health Insurance
6 The Role of Government 201
6.1 Alternative Views on the Role of Government
6.1.1 Market Failure
6.1.2 Government Failure
6.2 Different Approaches to the Role of Government in the
Health Services Sector
6.2.1 Structure of the System
6.2.2 Nature of Coverage and Delivery
6.2.3 Regulation of Prices and Expenditures
6.2.4 Regulation of Volume
6.2.5 Control of Input Supply
6.3 Cross-National Data on Health System Performance
6.3.1 Access
6.3.2 Utilization
6.3.3 Expenditures
6.3.4 Quality and Satisfaction
6.3.5 Equity of Financing System
6.3.6 Summary of Evidence
6.4 Ten "Lessons" on the Role of Government in Health Systems
7 Conclusion 271
Appendix: Overview of the Health Services Systems
in Ten Developed Countries
by Miriam J. Laugesen and Thomas Rice 275
References 306
Index 335
About the Author 342.続きを見る

所蔵情報



中央図 自動書庫 498.1/R 33/20090171 2003
017212009001712

書誌詳細

一般注記 Includes bibliographical references (p. 306-334) and index
著者標目 *Rice, Thomas H.
件　名 LCSH:Medical economics -- Mathematical models  全ての件名で検索
LCSH:Medical care -- Cost effectiveness  全ての件名で検索
LCSH:Medical economics -- United States -- Mathematical models  全ての件名で検索
分　類 LCC:RA410
DC21:338.4/33621
書誌ID 1001393928
ISBN 1567931936
NCID BA62653776
巻冊次 ISBN:1567931936
登録日 2009.11.02
更新日 2009.11.02

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