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How Fair? Competition between Independent and NHS Providers to Supply Non-Emergency Hospital Care to NHS Patients in England
Written while Labour Government policies still were in force, this Briefing clearly and thoroughly examines non-discretionary cost differences between public and independent providers that may have a serious impact on the effectiveness of competition. Four key differences are identified: corporation tax, value added…
Written while Labour Government policies still were in force, this Briefing clearly and thoroughly examines non-discretionary cost differences between public and independent providers that may have a serious impact on the effectiveness of competition. Four key differences are identified: corporation tax, value added tax, pension costs and cost of capital. Critical barriers to implementing the competition policy are reviewed.
How Fair? Competition between Independent and NHS Providers to Supply Non-Emergency Hospital Care to NHS Patients in England
Sussex, J. (2009) How Fair? Competition between Independent and NHS Providers to Supply Non-Emergency Hospital Care to NHS Patients in England.
OHE Briefing. Available from https://www.ohe.org/publications/how-fair-competition-between-independent-and-nhs-providers-supply-non-emergency/