altruism. We show that allowing for private provision of health care, parallel to (free) treatment in a National Health Service …

assume that physicians differ in their degree of altruism, enjoy being perceived as good but dislike being perceived as … of overprovision which in turn rises patient benefits. -- Altruism; performance; motivation … Leistungen. Wir nehmen an, dass Ärzte sich in ihrem Grad an Altruismus unterscheiden. Ärzte schätzen es als gut, jedoch nicht als …

subsidy program financed by the rich which would lead to cheap drug prices that the poor can afford. By contrast, from the …

survey data on social distancing and impure altruism from the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The optimal policy reduces …

(competitive altruism) and in which they endogenously choose the reference group and associated reference standard involved in …

evidence of dominance in our online experiment: The three subsidy types are equally effective overall. At a more disaggregate … donors. This suggests that charities using a unit donation scheme enjoy additional degrees of freedom in choosing a subsidy …

. After 2015, primary care physicians could receive financial subsidy if they filled such a primary care position which has … been vacant for at least a year, the amount of the subsidy increasing with the duration of the vacancy. Our results suggest …

New empirical evidence shows substantial heterogeneity in the altruism of healthcare providers. Spurred by this … evidence, we build a spatial quality competition model with altruism heterogeneity. We find that more altruistic healthcare … prefers more or less horizontal differentiation is in general ambiguous and depends on the level of altruism. The more …