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smoking behaviour of his or her peers, empirical evidence on the magnitude of such peer effects, and even on their existence … variety of identification strategies. This paper exploits a rich source of individual level, school-based, survey data on … estimates of peer effects between classmates in adolescent smoking for 75,000 individuals across 26 European countries, using …
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Discussions of health care reforms are always tightly connected with the question of ensuring equity in financing … health care. This paper analyses the German health care reform 2007 and its effect on the equity of health care financing. To … modes. Overall, it can be concluded that the health care reforms have not reduced equity in health care financing neither if …
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Während Haupt- und Realschüler vor der bayerischen Schulreform bis zum Ende der sechsten Klasse gemeinsam gelernt haben, werden sie seither bereits nach der vierten Klasse getrennt. Eine aktuelle Studie des ifo Instituts hat die Auswirkungen dieser Reform auf die Schülerkompetenzen anhand von...
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trade off between current utility derived from smoking and a mortality risk increasing with age. Individuals with a longer … potential life expectancy have more incentive to cut back on smoking and thus self select out of smoking. Using detailed data on … mortality, morbidity and smoking we are able to identify this selection effect. We empirically evaluate its importance in …
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This paper studies spousal peer effects on the smoking behaviour and their implication for the health of children … through passive smoking. Smoking decisions are modeled as equilibrium strategies of an incomplete information game within the … couple. Using data from the French Health Survey 2002-2003, we identify two distinct effects linked to spousal behaviour: a …
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This paper studies spousal peer effects on the smoking behaviour and their implication for the health of children … through passive smoking. Smoking decisions are modeled as equilibrium strategies of an incomplete information game within the … couple. Using data from the French Health Survey 2002-2003, we identify two distinct effects linked to spousal behaviour: a …
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aspects of nutritional behavior are important inputs to the production of health. A dynamic panel data model is used to … strong habits in drinking and smoking, and the absence of habits in fat and protein consumption. We also found evidence of … differences in the demand for fat and cigarettes. Older consumers seem to be more persistent in their drinking and smoking …
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follow-up to, the Health and Lifestyle Survey (HALS) to investigate the social gradient in cancer, considering both lifetime …
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particular interest in this context due to their unique position to pass health capital down to the next generation. This paper … reviews the literature on the tax and price responsiveness of pregnant women to smoking during pregnancy. I first discuss the … continue to review overall trends in the tax responsiveness of smoking during pregnancy as well as results by subgroups. Next …
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