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effectiveness and prevalence are important if the government wants to maximize the health gain that it gets from its health budget …
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Most existing work on the demand for health insurance focuses on employees’ decisions to enroll in employer … health plan among a large sample of uninsured Americans. The experiment yields price elasticities of around one …
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This study seeks to identify key determinants of the percent of the population enrolled in HMOs. The HMO enrollment rate is an increasing function of the unionization rate and female labor force participation rate, while being a decreasing function of the poverty rate, the unemployment rate, and...
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We use a social experiment to estimate the impact of expanding health insurance coverage on the health and mortality of … newly entitled SSDI beneficiaries who lacked health insurance. Our intent-to-treat estimates show that expanding health … insurance has significant effects on self-reported health at one year following health insurance enrollment, positive effects on …
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India’s health care and health financing provision is characterized by too little Government spending on health, meager … health insurance coverage, declining public health care use contrasted by highest levels of private out-of-pocket health … framework of health insurance and health care revisits the existing health insurance schemes and assesses the health insurance …
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We exploit a sharp change in the likelihood that an individual is covered by health insurance when he/she turns 19 … years of age to study how health insurance affects reported health status. We find that an individual is 6 percentage points … less likely to have health insurance when he/she turns 19. Using a fuzzy regression discontinuity design, we find that …
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remain on parents’ health insurance until turning 26 – took effect in September 2010. We estimate this mandate's impacts on … numerous outcomes related to health care access, preventive care utilization, risky behaviors, and self-assessed health. We …. For the full sample, the dependent coverage provision increased the probabilities of having health insurance, a primary …
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When introducing Diagnosis-Related Group (DRG) tariffs as the basis for paying hospitals in Europe, one of the major problems was to find a balancing point between the aim of increasing hospital activity and the need to control global expenditures on hospital care. Consequently, in several...
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This paper analyzes Thailand's 2001 healthcare reform, "30 Baht." The program increased funding available to hospitals to care for the poor and reduced copays to 30 Baht (~$0.75). Our estimates suggest the supply-side funding of the program increased healthcare utilization, especially among the...
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Le projet exploratoire Epidaure-CDS a pour objectif principal d’analyser la spécificité des centres de santé (CDS) dans l’offre de soins et de déterminer s’ils jouent un rôle particulier dans la réduction des inégalités sociales de santé, notamment en facilitant l’accès aux...
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