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Pricing Heart Attack Treatments
National Bureau of Economic Research [NBER] Link to more items from this source
Apr. 28, 1999

"In this paper, we estimate price indices for heart attack treatments, demonstrating the techniques that are currently used in official price indices and presenting some alternatives. We consider two types of price indices, a Service Price Index, which prices specific treatments provided, and a Cost of Living Index, which prices the health outcomes of patients. Both indices are complicated by price measurement issues: list prices and transactions prices are fundamentally different in the medical care field."  MORE >>

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