Posted: July 10th, 2016

Predatory pricing or “low-balling” (i.e., premium rates are intentionally set well below the actual cost of providing care

Predatory pricing

Predatory pricing or “low-balling” (i.e., premium rates are intentionally set well below the actual cost of providing care) occurs between managed care organizations. What would be two (2) reasons for predatory prices? Discuss each.

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