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Are Employers to Blame for High Medical Prices?
The Health Care Blog
[Opinion] June 17, 2013 "In a recent New York Times blog, Uwe Reinhardt places much of the blame for high and rising medical prices on passive employers.... Reinhardt gets the economics wrong here and, in the process, he puts too much of the blame on employers. Reinhardt is right in one respect -- employees care about their entire wage/benefit packages. If benefits deteriorate, employers will have to increase wages to retain workers. Thus, it seems that if an employer reduces benefit costs, it must increase wages by an equal amount. If that is true, we can understand why employers are passive." MORE >> |
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