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This chapter provides an overview of the literature on child health in developed countries. I first lay out a simple … economic model of the demand for child health inputs, and discuss whether the evidence is consistent with that model. Next, two … main causes of market failure in the market for child health inputs — lack of information and externalities — are analyzed …
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context of universal public health insurance and universal drug coverage …
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The poor health status of children in the U.S. relative to other industrialized nations has motivated recent efforts to … insurance to previously ineligible groups will increase health status or even utilization of medical resources. Using data from … the Current Population Survey, the National Health Interview Survey, and state-level data on child mortality, we examine …
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The poor health status of children in the U.S. relative to other industrialized nations has motivated recent efforts to … insurance to previously ineligible groups will increase health status or even utilization of medical resources. Using data from … the Current Population Survey, the National Health Interview Survey, and state-level data on child mortality, we examine …
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We study the effect of public insurance for children on their utilization of medical care and health outcomes by …
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We examine differences in the prescribing of psychiatric medications to low-income and higher-income children in the Canadian province of Ontario. The analysis takes advantage of an expansion to universal public drug coverage followed by a contraction in access, coupled with rich administrative...
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The overuse of medical services including antibiotics is often blamed on Physician Induced Demand. But since this theory is about physician motivations, it is difficult to test. We conduct an audit study in which physician financial incentives, beliefs about what patients want, and desires to...
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The overuse of medical services including antibiotics is often blamed on Physician Induced Demand. But since this theory is about physician motivations, it is difficult to test. We conduct an audit study in which physician financial incentives, beliefs about what patients want, and desires to...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013104736
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