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Hospital Mergers and Antitrust Policy: Arguments against a Modification of Current Antitrust Law

For the argument that the health care crisis is at least partially the result of lax enforcement of antitrust policies in the area of health care, see John 1. Flynn, Antitrust Policy and Health Care Reform, 39 ANTITRUST BULL. 59, 72 (1994), arguing that a "30-year period of ignoring the antitrust laws and growing anticompetitive practices [has] ensued until a gradual and then a galloping increase in the cost for all forms of health care [has] began its seemingly inexorable rise" (citation omitted).