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Daylight Saving Time (DST), BRFSS, hospital admissions, sleep deprivation, Germany, US
Fukushima, meltdown, nuclear phase‐out, mental health, environmental worries, SOEP
Subjective wellbeing, life satisfaction, happiness, Olympic Games, natural experiment
Health Expenditures, Cost Containment Measures, Copayment, Convalescent Care, SOEP
copayment, cost containment measures, health expenditures, convalescent care, SOEP
Sickness Insurance, Paid Sick Leave, Presenteeism, Contagious Diseases, Infections, Negative Externalities, Shirking, United States, Germany
Sickness Insurance, Paid Sick Leave, Presenteeism, Contagious Diseases, Infections, Negative Externalities, Shirking, US, Germany
register data, hospital admissions, mortality, weather and pollution, climate change
allergy test, audiometry, gastroscopy, cherry picking, discrimination, health care access, reimbursement rates, health care inequality, allergists, otorhinolaryngologist, gastroenterologist
service quality, non-essential benefits, prices, health plan switching, German sickness funds, SOEP
Service quality; non-essential benefits; prices; health plan switching; German sickness funds; SOEP
health insurance, health plan switching, price competition, price elasticity, SOEP
negative externalities, sick pay mandates, population health, flu infection
presenteeism, sick pay, sickness insurance, contagious diseases, negative externalities, infections, shirking
long-term absenteeism, sick pay, moral hazard, natural experiment, SOEP
unintended consequences, cigarette taxes, food stamp take-up, tax pass-through rate
Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), United States, wages, synthetic control group, employment, employer mandates, medical leave, sick leave, sick pay mandates
Sick Pay Mandates, Sick Leave, Medical Leave, Employer Mandates, Employment, Wages, Synthetic Control Group, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), United States
health inequality, concentration index, income measurement, SOEP
concentration index, income measurement, health inequality, SOEP
Long-Term Health Insurance; Individual Private Health Insurance; Health Care Reform
long-term health insurance, individual private health insurance, reclassification risk, intertemporal incentives, ACG scores, health transitions
medical leave, presenteeism, low-income employees, unpaid leave, gender inequality, US, paid leave, sick leave
communism, values, performance-enhancement drugs, Berlin, natural experiment
performance‐enhancement drugs, Berlin, natural experiment, values, communism
health measures, health inequality, SF12, grip strength, SOEP
Sickness absence, statutory sick pay, natural experiment, Socio-Economic Panel Study (SOEP)
natural experiment, difference-in-differences estimation, SOEP, generosity of social insurance, employer sick leave mandate, sickness absence
alcohol-income puzzle, beverage-specific drinking behavior, wages, wine
Sick pay mandates, Take-up; social insurance, Fringe benefits, Moral hazard, Unintended consequences, Medical leave, National Compensation Survey, Optimal social insurance, Baily-Chetty, Welfare
sick pay mandates, sick leave, medical leave, employer mandates, fringe benefits, moral hazard, unintended consequences, labor costs, National Compensation Survey (NCS), welfare effects, optimal social insurance, Baily-Chetty
economic development, food consumption, habit formation, learning, novel goods, obesity, nutrition-related health, German reunification
Fukushima, nuclear phase-out, environmental concerns, well-being, risk aversion, Green party
convalescent care, health spa, medical rehabilitation, price elasticities, SOEP
long-term care, nursing homes, patient incentives, provider incentives, cost-sharing, episode-based reimbursement, Medicaid
Long-Term Care, Nursing Homes, Patient Incentives, Provider Incentives, Cost-Sharing, Episode-Based Reimbursement, Medicaid
Health bias, health perceptions, subjective beliefs, overconfidence, underconfidence, overoptimism, risky behavior, smoking, obesity, exercising, SF12, SAH, BASE-II
exercising, health bias, health perceptions, subjective beliefs, overconfidence, underconfidence, overoptimism, risky behavior, smoking, obesity, SF12, SAH, BASE-II
SOEP, German sickness funds, adverse selection, free health plan choice, employer-based health insurance, risk adjustment, health plan switching
employer-based health insurance, free health plan choice, risk adjustment, health plan switching, adverse selection, German sickness funds, SOEP
demand elasticities, health insurance, moral hazard, ACA, marketplaces, AV-variants, low-value care, lifestyle drugs, value-based CSRs, Utah
small area variation, health care utilization, SOEP
sickness absence, statutory sick pay, natural experiment, SOEP
sick pay mandates, sick leave, medical leave, employer mandates, employment, wages, synthetic control group method (SCGM), Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), United States (U.S.)
smoking bans, health effects, hospital admissions, second-hand smoke
age requirements, child safety seats, fatalities, FARS
scientific replication, Steven Levitt, child safety seats, improper use, SUVs, fatalities, FARS
Olympic Games, intangible effects, happiness, life satisfaction, subjective well-being, sport events, quasi-natural experiment
consumer bargaining, health policy reform, individual private health insurance, old-age provisions, portability, health plan switching, switching costs, retention
Individual Private Health Insurance, Portability, Old-Age Provisions, Health Plan Switching, Switching Costs, Health Policy Reform, Consumer Bargaining, Retention
heavy tails, health expenditures, claims data, nonlinear model
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reduced-form methods, microeconometrics, causal effects, health, structural methods, social insurance
China, mental health, health perception bias, overconfidence, underconfidence, COVID-19
compensating wage differential, safety, worker investment, nonfatal risk, obesity
school health examinations, objective health measures, habit formation, obesity, primary school, voucher, physical activity, windfall gains, crowd-out, taxpayer subsidies
cross-country comparison, disability insurance, disability, Germany, US
e-cigarettes, minimum legal purchase age (MLPA), Monitoring the Future, regression discontinuity, vaping