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Writing about markets for @opinion. Former Bloomberg Miami bureau chief. Stints in Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, La Paz. From the Philly suburbs.

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Jonathan S. Levin: Indiana cannot ignore market power hospitals wield

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By Jonathan Levin Verified
| Indianapolis Business Journal Verified
Indiana employers have pushed for more affordable hospital prices for years, and last year’s reforms were a meaningful result of that effort. But there is no evidence yet that employers are paying lower hospital prices. What is clear is that the health care systems with the greatest market power continue to have some of the highest prices in the country. That market power is the product of consolidation, and Indiana is one of the clearest examples.
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Greenspan’s stumbles hold lessons for Warsh’s Fed

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By Jonathan Levin Verified
| Biztimes Verified
Alan Greenspan, the titan of global central banking who led the Federal Reserve during decades of prosperity, died at 100, just when elements of his free-market philosophy are experiencing a renaissance. Greenspan is best remembered by fans — including new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh — for his economic stewardship during a period known as the Great Moderation.
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Greenspan’s stumbles hold lessons for Warsh’s Fed

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By Jonathan Levin Verified
| Telegraph Herald Verified
Alan Greenspan, the titan of global central banking who led the Federal Reserve during decades of prosperity, died at 100, just when elements of his free-market philosophy are experiencing a renaissance. Greenspan is best remembered by fans — including new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh — for his economic stewardship during a period known as the Great Moderation.
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