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Measuring Ambiguity Preferences for Health
Olivier L’Haridon (Université of Rennes, France)
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Early-life circumstances predict measures of trust among adults: Evidence from hunger episodes in Post-War Germany
Iris Kesternich (KU Leuven, Belgium)
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A Reminder to Pay Less for Healthcare: Take-up of Increased Reimbursement in a Large-Scale Randomized Field Experiment
Raf van Gestel (University of Antwerp, Belgium)
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The Lasting Legacy of Seasonal Influenza: In-utero Exposure and Labor Market Outcomes
Hannes Schwandt (University of Zuerich, Switzerland)
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Behavioral Responses to Patient Co-Payment Schemes – does the Framing of Cost-Sharing Incentives Matter?
Martin Salm (University of Tilburg)
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Trade-off between Behaviour Change and Health Outcomes: an Analysis under Prospect Theory
Thomas Rouyard (Oxford University, United Kingdom)
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Pollution, Ability, and Gender-Specific Investment Responses to Shocks
Teresa Molina (University of South California, United States)
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Pupil’s effort and educational inequality of opportunity: Evidence from Rural Bangladesh
Sandy Tubeuf (University of Leeds, United Kingdom)
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Barriers to Inter-Ethnic Interactions in Healthcare: Evidence from a Field Experiment
Yubraj Acharya (University of Michigan, School of Public Health, United States)
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Endogenous Information, Adverse Selection, and Prevention: Implications for Genetic Testing Policy
Richard Peter (University of Iowa, United States)
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Competition among American Health Insurers in the Individual Market
Joseph Newhouse (Harvard University, United States)
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Did the English Strategy reduce Inequalities in Health? A Difference-in-Difference Analysis comparing England with Three Other European Countries
Yannan Hu (Erasmus Medical Center)
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A New Econometric Method for estimating Disease Prevalence: An Application to Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis
Zoe McLaren (University of Michigan, United States)
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Can we improve the Measurement of Time Preference to enhance Predictive Validity of Health Behaviours?
Marjon van der Pol (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom)
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Growth and Trade with Frictions: A Structural Estimation Framework
Jan van Ours (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
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Genetic and Economic Interaction in Health Formation: The Case of Obesity
Pietro Biroli (University of Zuerich, Switzerland)
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Measuring and Incentivizing Effort, Quality of Care and Willingness to serve the Poor: Lab-in-the-Field Experiments and Video-Vignettes with Health Professionals in Burkina Faso
Damien de Walque (World Bank)
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Temporal Stability, Cross-validity, and External Validity of Risk preferences measures: Experimental Evidence from a UK Representative Survey
Sara Ribeirinho Machado (LSE Health, United Kingdom)
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Portion size and Pricing: Interventions in the Obesogenic Food Environment
Ingrid Steenhuis (VU University Amsterdam)
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Evaluation of the Rwanda Community Performance-Based Financing Program: Supply- and Demand-Side Incentives to increase Coverage of Maternal and Child Health Care
Gil Shapira (The World Bank, Washington, United States)
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