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The medical costs of the young and old : a forty year perspective

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Restraining the leviathan : property tax limitation in Massachusetts

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Converting hospitals from not-for-profit to for-profit status : why and what effects?

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Prices and productivity in managed care insurance

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Are ghettos good or bad?

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When are ghettos bad? : Lessons from immigrant segregation in the United States

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Social interactions and smoking

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Preference heterogeneity and insurance markets : explaining a puzzle of insurance

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"Standard theories of insurance, dating from Rothschild and Stiglitz (1976), stress the role of adverse selection in explaining the decision to purchase insurance. In these models, higher risk people buy full or near-full insurance, while lower risk people buy less complete coverage, if they buy...

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Preference heterogeneity and insurance markets : explaining a puzzle of insurance

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