A game theoretic model of the relationship between prices and waiting times.

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ISSUE: The role of prices charged to patients as a policy instrument for altering waiting times. METHOD: A game theoretic model is used to examine the determinants of waiting times. RESULTS: Under certain circumstances an increase in the price charged to ... (Full abstract text below)

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