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The prisoner's dilemma: an obstacle to cooperation in health care markets.
common sight in the health press. The president of the American Hospital Association, for instance, urged hospitals to move into a &dquo;new era of cooperation&dquo; in order to meet community health needs.1 Unfortunately, cooperative efforts among hospitals may often fail, in spite of the potential gains from cooperation. The explanation for this conundrum lies in a model called the prisoner’s dilemma. The prisoner’s dilemma, which describes a situation in which deci-
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