When it comes to attempts of managed care to control costs, cutting prices is one of the most popular methods. Which of the following is not among the valid explanations of the rationale behind this practice?

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Price cuts in managed care typically aim to reduce the costs for the insurance companies or managed care organizations, not directly to put money into the pockets of patients. While patients may indirectly benefit from lower overall healthcare costs, the primary rationale behind price cuts is to reduce the expenses of the managed care organization, not to provide direct financial benefits to patients.

When It Comes to Attempts of Managed Care to Control