The Puzzling Popularity of the PPO

Robert E. Hurley, Bradley C. Strunk and Justin S. White

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Abstract: Surging growth in PPO participation has been fueled by migration away from the undesirable features of HMOs. While employers, consumers, and providers seem to know what it is they do not want from HMOs, the advantages offered by PPO design are not so clear.

Keywords: PPO; PARTICIPATION (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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