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Do Non-profit Enterprises Pay More For Their Labor Inputs? An Examination of Hospital Behavior
How the behavior of non-profit organizations differs from that of for-profit organizations has been the topic of a wide body of research. The motivational and behavioral differences resulting from the two organizational forms are particularly important in the U.S. health-care sector – an industry do
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