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This paper uses macro-level data between 1997 and 2008 to evaluate the effects of China's pharmaceutical price regulations. We find that these regulations had short-run effects on medicine price indices, reducing them by less than 0.5 percentage points. The effects could have been slightly...
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, we show that the program reduced average drug prices by 47.4%. Generic drug firms won the majority of the bids and on …
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its authorities on the issue of drug control. However, the room for manoeuvring the Bureau was limited, mainly because of … the resilience of the drug economy and the politicised regulations. Struggling in the narrow space between the colonial … short-lived. Its history reveals the resilience of both licit and illicit drug economy and the power struggles that resulted …
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2005, China imposed a policy that penalizes hospitals with high drug sale percentage in the total revenue, with the intent … to decrease drug expenditure. Using a unique patient-level data from a large Chinese hospital, I find that physicians … responded not by decreasing drug prescription, but by increasing non-drug services, especially diagnostic tests. There is no …
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predicts that the drug price zero markup policy (ZMP) will lead to a reduction in the demand for drugs but an increase in the … demand for non-drug services, only when the demands for drugs and non-drug services are at least partially physician induced … decreases drug expenses by 63.4 log points (47.0 percent), but the reduction in drug expenses is almost fully substituted by the …
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predicts that the drug price zero markup policy (ZMP) will lead to a reduction in the demand for drugs but an increase in the … demand for non-drug services, only when the demands for drugs and non-drug services are at least partially physician induced … decreases drug expenses by 63.4 log points (47.0 percent), but the reduction in drug expenses is almost fully substituted by the …
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By exploiting rich retrospective data on childhood immunization, socioeconomics, and health status in China (the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study), we assess the long-term effects of childhood vaccination on cognitive and educational outcomes in that country. To do so, we apply...
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