Gr? E and h? Tal co? Ts Description Sch? 1980 are started? w? CHST? more than 15 per cent per annum. growth rate between 1983 and 1985, the J? annual hush? ? less than 6 per cent per annum. Since then, the growth of co? Ts hospital has again acc? L? R? E. Between 1983 and 1985, the Medicare program, which dominates the market? hospital, two r? major contribution forms? are in her? which is usern HOS? ? T? drawback? s to complete? ment mode of payment of the basics? GE reimbursement professional? Replaced? ahead by a fixed basis. The supplementary rules? Changes have? T? V? Rifi? cover co? ts. Did they r? Ussi? If so, will they? Change, why the trend has reversed? E, and what the Profitability? the? T? About h? Hospital? The authors address these issues and with the help of an analysis? ? Econom? Metric d? Size? Given by e j? Are the Sch? E? More pr? S 1300? short term, g? n? eral, HOS no f? d? eral? User bottom? Area in the continental? United States? During the p? Period of eight years from 1980? 1988th

OF Determinants of co? Ts hospital: length releases?, Inp? NSE, and the supplementary rules in Sch? Es 1980 Urban Institute Report 91-10

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