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E. D. Pellegrino
Georgetown University, Washington, DC.
A first ethical question is whether the assumptions underlying managed care
and competition are sound enough to justify the moral risks attendant on
dividing the physician's loyalties. Physicians have been immune from
liability if they respond to cost-containment directives in the same way as
their colleagues.
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