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David Balto argues in The Hill blog that the merger won't hurt job growth.
CAP Senior Fellow David Balto testifies before the House Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Health
David Balto assesses the Obama administration's antitrust enforcement up to now and offers recommendations to strengthen that enforcement going forward.
In Hospitals and Health Networks, David Balto tells the simple story of when the Federal Trade Commission decided to focus its massive enforcement resources on a small cooperative of hospitals and physician clinics in rural southwestern Minnesota.
Competing federal agencies monitor antitrust activities, writes David Balto in Trustee. Hospitals need a more coordinated approach.
Antitrust enforcement needs to be a tool and not an obstacle to improving our health care system, writes David Balto.
David Balto testifies before the Employee Benefits Security Administration on why greater fee disclosure is necessary in the PBM industry.
David Balto testifies before the House Judiciary Committee, Subcommittee on Courts and Competition Policy about testify about antitrust enforcement in the health care industry.
Without certain measures, antitrust regulation will become a toll booth on the road to meaningful reform that no one will be able to pass, writes David Balto.
David Balto on why government regulation of of Google is inappropriate and would not work.
David Balto outlines antitrust measures that will help ensure health insurance reform is transparent and effective.