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Proposed modified probit model incorporating non-parametric density estimation : how to measure asymmetric information in the health insurance market?

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Modeling Health Insurance Enrollment Decisions in the U.S., Under Preferences Endogeneity : A Bayesian Multinomial Probit Approach

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Early work on consumer health insurance preference modeling suggests that workers sorting among employment alternatives reflect their tastes for employment-sponsored health insurance. Focusing on examining the role of health insurance preferences on enrollment decisions into employment sponsored...

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Does overcrowding and health insurance type impact patient outcomes in emergency departments?

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We examine the impact of Emergency Department (ED) overcrowding on wait times and patient outcomes using a unique cross section of about 32,000 patients for an ED located in the Southwestern United States. We construct a measure of a patient’s outcome and estimate the extent to which it is...

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