From: Robin Hanson (hanson@econ.berkeley.edu)
Date: Fri Apr 02 1999 - 17:46:00 MST
Someone privately asked me for references re my last message.
Supporting cites:
Antibiotics little mortality effect AER 84(3)369-95 Jun94
Randomized health insure experiment AER 77(3):251-77 Jun87
Regional variations in spend at end http://nberws.nber.org/papers/W6513
Regional variations in spend NEJM 328(9):621-8 4Mar93
We can see other effects JAMA 279(21):1703-8 3Jun98
"Why are some people healthy and others not?" Evans et al 94
Contrary cites I'm not impressed by (I could explain why):
AER 88(2)132-6.
http://nberws.nber.org/papers/W5750 (now QJE 113(4):991-4 Nov98)
JAMA 277(7):535-42 19Feb97 (see critique JAMA 227(24):1931-4 25Jun97)
AER = American Economic Review, NEJM = New England Journal of Med.
JAMA = Journal of American Medical Association
Robin Hanson
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