Day: May 19, 2010

Polling, but not on elections?

Aaron Carroll - RA Archives May 19, 2010

As many of you know, I have more than a passing interest in surveys and polls, especially when it comes to health care reform. I’m

Supply, Demand, and the Endogeneity of Prices

Austin Frakt May 19, 2010

In a comment, steve (not co-blogger Steve) reminded me of a very good post by Scott Sumner that illustrates the endogeneity of prices with respect

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Austin Frakt May 19, 2010

I did my semi-annual office clean up yesterday. That mostly involves going through piles of papers and tossing, filing, or doing something useful with them.

Limitations of Randomized Trials

Austin Frakt May 19, 2010

A 1998 paper by Joe Newhouse and Mark McClellan in the Annual Review of Public Health is insightful on the limitations of randomized controlled trials

Day: May 19, 2010

Polling, but not on elections?

Supply, Demand, and the Endogeneity of Prices

Medicare Advantage Payment Details

Limitations of Randomized Trials

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Day: May 19, 2010

Polling, but not on elections?

Supply, Demand, and the Endogeneity of Prices

Medicare Advantage Payment Details

Limitations of Randomized Trials

The Incidental Economist

Editors In Chief

Managing Editor

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