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University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

Volume 32

1999

Front Matter

Front Matter

Journal of Law Reform

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Announcement of 1999

Editorial Board

&ecutive Edi/ms AMYE. LEHMAN ALISON B. MACDONALD KARYN A TuwArn:.s LAURA E. ZACHMAN Symposium EdiJqr JULIA E. BLANKERTZ MARILYNN E. ARMOUR LIZABETH A BoYER MARCtJ. FINKELSTEIN

SARA.HE. GERAGHTY BRIAN M. GINCOLD DANIELE. HAROLD DENISE A KlRKOWSKI KATHERINE Y. BARNES MICHAEL K. BussENBACH JUSTIN S. BRENNAN JASON H. CASELL BEATRICE S. CHANDLER KRJSTIN

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COLLINS SHAWN M. DRAPER GREGORY P. FELDKAMP

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FITTS JODY B. GREENBERG FRANCESCA A. Hoc1 BRIAN L. HOWARD CHARU L.jAJN Business Man.ager MAUREEN A BISHOP

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&litor in Chi.ef SHANNON L KlMBALL Managing &iUor NIAMH M. McEvoY

Managing Artick Editor MARGO M. ScHNEIDMAN Article Editors A.u:x L FuGAZZl EILEEN M. KIERNAN PATRICIA M. PETROWSKI Um.trilmting Edilars TuOMAS H. Ku:rN BRYANT T. LAMER PHILLIP H. LEE MrCHEU.E I. LUNG AMAN L McLEoD AMY M. MORTON NICOLES. PAKKAJ.J\ Associate Editors Gtjl M.JOHN ERIN P. KAPPLER JOEL P. KARANSKY DANlELj. KELLY MELISSA A. KERN JASON T. KUZMA WARREN METLITZKY REBECCA MJN jENNlFER K. NOWACZOK HUN OHM 'I'vLER R. F. PAGE PURVEE K. PAREKH

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ANDREW PARKER SEAN T. PEPPARD EdiJorial Assistants CATHERINE T. LEGGIERJ MATTHEW

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AMY REM.us Scorr

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CLASH KEvtN M. HENRY MATTHEW B. MOCK MICHAELS. PONDER KENNETH

J.

PIPPIN ANIB.SATZ MARKASMJTH DANIEL B. STOLARSKY JASON

J.

STOVER JEAN L TAYLOR CENA E. WILTSEK

J.

PATRICK RAULERSON SARAH M. RILEY EDWARD SAAD RACHEL E. SCHWARTZ KASSON C. STONE KATHARINE M. SWANSON CHRISTINA L. THACKER CATHERINE A THOMPSON BONNIE H. WALKER DENNIS E. WESTUND ALISON B. WILLARD ADAM B. WOLF RYANH. Wu Administrative Assistants DELJ.AREESE °WEATHERSPOON JOHN P. ATKINSON

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Administrative Officers

LEE C. SoLIJNCER, B.S.,J.D., President of the University

NANCY E. CANToR, BA., PH.D., Provost anti Executive Vice President f()T Acaclemic Affairs

JEFFREYS. UHMAN, A.B.,J.D., M.P.P., Dean

C111usr1NA B. WHITMAN, A.B., M.A., J.D., Associate Dean for Academic Affairs SuELLYN ScARNECCHIA, B.A.,J.D., Associate De.an f()T Clinical Affairs V!RCINIA B. GORDAN, BA., j.D., Assistant Dean f()T International Programs

ERJ<".A A. MuNZEL, B.A.,J.D., Assistant Dean for Admissions

KATHY A. OKUN, M.A., PH.D., Assistant Dean for Development and Alumni Rllations Professors Emeriti of Law

Flw-:CJS A. ALLEN, A.B., LLB.,j.D., LL.D.,

Edson R. Sunderlnn<l Professor of Law

OLIN L. BRO\VlJER, A.B., LLB., SJ.D ..

James V. Campbell Professor of law

ALFRED F. CoNAAO, A.B., LLB., LL.M..

J.S.D., LL.D .. Henry M. Butzel Professor of Law

LUKE K. COOPERRIDER, B.S.,J.D.

SAMUE.L D. ESTEP, A.B.,J.D.

ROBBEN W. FL£~HNC, B.A., LL.B., LL.D.

WHITMORE GRAY, A.B.,j.D., LL.D.

JtROl.l) H. IS.RAEL, B.B.A., L.L.B .. Alene an<l Allan F. Smith Profes.wr of Law

JOHN H.JACl<SON, B.A..j.D.,

Hessel E. Yntema Profess()!' of I.aw

CHARLES W.JOINER, A.B.,J.0.

FRANK R. KENNEDY, A.B., LL.B.,j.S.D.,

Thomas M. Cooley Professor of law M,.\RVTN L. N1muss, A.B., LLB.

WJLLIMtj. PIERCE, A.B.,J.0.

BEVERLEY J. POOLEY, B.A., LLB., LL.M., SJ.O. RoY F. PRomrr, B.S.,J.D., LLM.

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PETER 0. STEINER, A.B., M.A., P~1.D. Profess1m of Law

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jOSE E. J\LVAl\£Z, AB., B.A., M.A.,J.D.

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DAVID L. CHAMJlERS, A.B .. LL.B ..

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RtsECCA s. ElSENRERC, B.A.. j.0.

PHOEBE C. ELLSWORTH, A.B., PH.D.,

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MERRITT B. Fox, B.A.,j.D .. PH.D.

R!CHA.RD D. FRJED>IA.N, B.A .. JD .. 0.PHIL.

BRUCE W. FRIER, B.A, PH.D.,

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.John Philip D<lwson Profess()!' of Law SAMUEL R. GROSS, A.B.,J.D.,

Thomas G. arul Mabel long Professor of Law

JAMES C. HATHAWAY, LLB., LL.M.,J.S.D.

DONALD J. HERZOC, A.B .. A.M., P11.D.

GARETH H.JONES,* LLB., M.A.

Doucv.s A. KAl1N, B.A.,J.O.,

Paul G. Kauper Professor of law

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JEFFREYS. LEHMAN, A.B.,j.D .. M.P.P.

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Francis A. Allen Profess()!' of law

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DEBORAH C. MA.l,,\MUD, 8.A.,j.D.

W1L1.IAM I. MILLER, B.A., PH.D.,j.D ..

Thomas C. Long Professor of Law SALLYANNE PAY!'ON, A.B., LLB.

RlCllARO H. P11.DF.S, AB.,j.O.,

RbJ F. and jean Humphrey Proffitt Research Professor of Law

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C.o\RL E. ScllNEIDER, A.B.,j.D.

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Charles F. amt Edith J. Clyne Professor of Law

PHILIP &m:R, B.A., M.A.,J.D., PH.D.,

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JOSEPH V1NINC, B.A., M.A.,J.D.,

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ANNOUNCEMENT

OF

AWARDS

SARAH HONIGMAN MEMORIAL

AWARD

This award has been given to Shannon

L.

Kimball

,

Editor in Chief

of Volume 33 of

the

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

,

in

recognition of

her

superior scholastic record, effective

leadership,

and outstanding contribution

to

the

Journal.

LOUIS HONIGMAN MEMORIAL AWARD

This award has

been

given

to John

A.

Chilson and Kendra D.

Cheves for significant contributions to the

University of Michigan

Journal of Law Reform

during their

junior

and senior years.

RAYMOND

K

DYKEMA SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

This award has been given to

Amy

Remus

Scott

and Eileen

M.

Kiernan

for significant contributions to the

University of Michigan

Journal of Law Reform

during

their

junior year and in recognition of

qualifications that indicate the

likelihood

of future contributions

to

the legal profession.

E.

BLYTHE STASON

AWARD

This award has been given to

Joshua

S. Spector, author of the best

student contribution

to

Volume 31:4 of

the

University of Michigan

Journal of Law R.ef

orpi.

SCRIBES

AWARD

An

honorary membership in Scribes

,

the

Society of Writers on

Legal

Subjects,

has been

given to

Jason H. Ehrenberg

for an

outstanding published contribution to Volume 32:1 of the

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JOURNAL OF

LAwREFoRM

MANAGED CARE

WHAT'S THE PROGNOSIS: MANAGING CARE

IN THE

NEXT

CENTURY

SYMPOS

I

UM

I

NTRODUCTION

Managed Care

-

The First

Chapter Comes

to

a

Close

Sallyanne

Payton.

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ART

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Ethical Issues

in

Managed Care: Can the

Traditional P

h

ysic

i

an-Patient Relationship

Be Preserved in the

Era of

Managed Care

or Should

It

Be Replaced by a Group

Ethic?

Eugene C. Grochowski ...

.

.

.

..

.

... 619

How

Not

to Think About

"Managed Care"

Jacob

S.

Hacker

Theodore

R

Marmor .

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661

The Competitive Impact

of

Small Group

Health Insurance Reform Laws

Mark

A.

Hall

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Questioning Traditiona

l

Antitrust

Presumptions: Pr

i

ce

and Non-Price

Competition

in Hospital Markets

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Accountable

Managed Care:

Should We

Be

Careful

What

We Wish

For?

David

A. Hyman

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785

Establishing

New

Legal Doctrine in Managed Care:

A Model of

Judicial Response to Industrial Change

Peter

D. Jacobson

Scott

D.

Pomfret. . . .

. . .

. . .

.

. . . .

.

. . . 813

Managed Care

Regulation: Can We

L

earn

from

Others? The

Chi

l

ean

Experience

Timothy Stoltzfus Jost

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863

Clearing

the Way

for an

Effective Federal-State

Partnership

in

Health Reform

Eleanor

D.

Kinney

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899

Playing Doctor:

Corporate

Medical Practice

and Medical

Malpractice

E.

Haavi

Morreim . .

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939

Exit and

Voice

in

American

Health

Care

Marc

A.

Rodwin

...

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...

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.

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.

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....

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...

1041

Competing

on Quality

of Care:

The

Need

to Develop

a Competition

Policy for Health

Care

Markets

William

M

.

Sage

Peter].

Hammer

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NOTE

Moving Toward

a

Clearer Definition

of

Insider

Trading: Why

Adoption of

the Possession

Standard

Protects Investors

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