Abstract
Drawing from the field of health economics, this study investigates the government's role in reforming health care delivery within the electric utilities sector. It identifies key systemic and institutional shortcomings in these utilities that have led to escalating health care costs. Utilizing statistical analysis and model simulations, the research further explores the impact of policy interventions on the pricing of healthcare delivery technologies and the expenses of public hospitals. Ultimately, this paper leverages insights from both institutional and regulatory economics to recommend an enhanced governmental regulatory framework designed to foster sustainable, socially productive growth and enhance the quality of life.
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