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Healthcare: how competition can improve management quality and save lives Nicholas Bloom and John Van Reenen November 2015 Paper No' CEPCP454: Full Paper ![]() NHS hospitals in England are rarely closed in constituencies where the governing party has a slender majority. This means that for near random reasons, those parts of the country have more competition in healthcare - which has allowed Nicholas Bloom and John Van Reenen to assess its impact on management quality and clinical performance. Further reading: earlier version available as CEP Discussion Paper No. 983 This paper has been published as: The Impact of Competition on Management Quality: Evidence from Public Hospitals,Nicholas Bloom, Carol Propper, Stephan Seiler and John Van Reenen, Review of Economic Studies 82, January 2015 |
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