Sentence examples for managed competition idea from inspiring English sources

The irony is the old managed competition idea from the Clinton years is still a pretty good one.

"The old managed competition idea from the Clinton years is still a pretty good one," he says.

In the public sector, the idea of managed competition is now being reborn under the label of "premium support model".

It was first proposed, in 1971, by Paul M. Ellwood, widely regarded as the father of the idea of managed competition among private insurers.

The idea behind managed competition is that insurers negotiate with providers on behalf of consumers.

The general idea behind managed competition in health care is that it leads to better accessibility, higher quality and affordable prices in health care.

Years ago there was a lot of writing about managed competition.

Paul Tsongas embraced the centrist, technocratic fix known as managed competition.

Earnhardt, being Earnhardt, did not much care for managed competition.

The city of Chicago is not the first to try what some authorities call "managed competition".

Next is "managed competition," the basis for the plan proposed by President and Hillary Clinton.