… in the transfer of lifesaving medical supplies are magnified by the … economic dimensions
of medical supplies, from the microcosm of distributive algorithms to the macroscope of medical …

… However, the ethics of reusing disposable items remain unclear. There are several analogous
conditions, which could shed light on the ethics of reuse of disposables. These include the …

… I conclude, so far as the supply of doctors and other medical services are concerned, that
not only was it not a failure considering the amount of interference with it, but that it functioned …

… work ethic. What Max Weber called the Protestant work ethic is itself a bundle of economic
… At the same time, it took steps to restrict the supply of drugs, personnel, and medical devices…

… This essay argues that medical innovation proceeds most efficiently and effectively within
a free market economy. Medical innovation is an expression of the technological project: the …

… technology assessments of medical devices [20–22]. The disciplines of ethics and economics
offer … and introduction of new medical devices into clinical practice, integrating ethical and …

… This situation gives rise to two policy problems: First, can we and should we increase the
overall supply of organs? Second, how should we allocate the existing scarce supply among …

… The study concluded that ethics affected the procurement process of medical supplies in
the public hospitals. From the findings, collusion occurred in the public hospitals and this …

… More importantly, we demonstrate the economic (profit) incentive of hospitals and physicians
to maintain a procurement system that relies upon altruistic (zero price) supply despite the …

… Public regula-tions were legitimate if they were intended to correct imperfections on the
supply side (eg, price advertising and professional regulations that inhib-it competition) or on the …