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Cost-effectiveness of enhancing a Quit-and-Win smoking cessation program for college students
Popp, Jonah; Nyman, John A.; Luo, Xianghua; Bengtson, Jill - In: The European journal of health economics : HEPAC ; … 19 (2018) 9, pp. 1319-1333
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Special issue on health
Courbage, Christophe (ed.); Nyman, John A. (ed.) - 2017
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The effect of recreational gambling on regional health outcomes : evidence from Canadian provinces
Humphreys, Brad R.; Nyman, John A.; Ruseski, Jane E. - 2016
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The effect of recreational gambling on health and well-being
Humphreys, Brad R.; Nyman, John A.; Ruseski, Jane E. - In: Eastern economic journal : EEJ 47 (2021) 1, pp. 29-75
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Decomposition of moral hazard
Nyman, John A.; Koç, Çagatay; Dowd, Bryan E.; … - In: Journal of health economics 57 (2018), pp. 168-178
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Productivity costs revisited : toward a new US policy
Nyman, John A. - In: Health economics 21 (2012) 12, pp. 1387-1401
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Prospective and ʺcost-plusʺ medicaid reimbursement, excess medicaid demand, and the quality of nursing home care : fin. vers. Received January 1985
Nyman, John A. - In: Journal of health economics 4 (1985) 3, pp. 237-259
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The theory of demand for health insurance
Nyman, John A. - 2003
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Is the gambler's fallacy really a fallacy?
Nyman, John A. - In: The journal of gambling business and economics 1 (2007) 3, pp. 165-170
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The Theory of the Demand for Health Insurance
Nyman, John A. - 2001
Conventional theory holds that moral hazard - the additional health care purchased as a result of becoming insured - is an opportunistic price response and is welfare-decreasing because the value of the additional health care purchased is less than its costs. The theory of the demand for health...
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