THE EFFECTS OF INSURANCE MANDATES ON CHOICES AND OUTCOMES IN INFERTILITY TREATMENT MARKETS

THE EFFECTS OF INSURANCE MANDATES ON CHOICES AND OUTCOMES IN INFERTILITY TREATMENT MARKETS

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• Health Economics [ 1057-9230 ] ; 2012-08.

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  • Additional embryos, Additional information, Aggressive treatment, American society, Available data, Average number, Birth rates, Birthrate, Bundorf, Capita income, Capita income households, Caput, Causal effect, Census bureau, Clinic, Clinic activity, Clinic data, Clinic formation, Clinic level, Clinic size, Competitive markets, Copyright, Coverage mandates, Degree women, Donor eggs, Donor sperm, Dummy variables, Econ, Effective dates, Embryo, Embryo choices, Embryo transfer rates, Embryo transfers, Empirical analysis, Empirical model, Empirical models, England journal, Estimate equation, Female population, Fertility, Fertilization, Full effect, Future mandate, Gestation, Graduate degree, Health econ, Henne, High fertility, High incomes, High number, House value, Household size, Household size land area clinics, Icsi, Income heads, Infant health outcomes, Infertility, Infertility drugs, Infertility insurance mandates, Infertility mandates, Infertility treatment, Infertility treatment markets, Infertility treatment markets table, Infertility treatments, Insurance coverage, Insurance mandate, Insurance mandates, Insurance policy, Insurance regulations, Insurer, John wiley sons, Labor force, Labor force participation rates, Land area, Large number, Little effect, Lower birthrates, Main analysis, Main results, Mandate, Mandate clinics, Mandate future, Mandate states, Market characteristics, Market clinic, Market structure, Mcmanus, Mcmanus table, Medical treatment, More clinics, More embryos, More patients, Msas, Multiple birth rates, Multiple birth risk, Multiple births, Multiple gestation, Multiple gestations, Natural conception, Natural fertility, Natural rate, Nearby market, Nondonor eggs, Nonmandate states, Older women, Olin business school, Other figure, Other insurance mandates, Other laws, Other mandates, Overall effect, Ovulation drugs, Panel data, Patient fertility, Patient selection, Percentage points, Population share, Positive effect, Potential patients, Pregnancy, Pregnancy rates, Primary data, Quartile house value women, Rate clinic icsi rate, Report results, Reproductive, Reproductive medicine, Reproductive technology, Saint louis, Sart member clinic, Schmidt, Several ways, Similar approach, Single women, Single women clinic, Small number, Sperm, Standard deviation, Success probabilities, Success probability, Success rates, Summary statistics, Table viii, Technology assessment, Total cycles, Treatment access, Treatment choices, Treatment cycles, Treatment data, Treatment outcomes, Treatment patterns, Treatment practices, Treatment statistics, Treatment success rates, Treatment technology, Triplet, Twin pregnancies, Twin rates, Universal insurance mandate, Universal insurance mandates, Universal mandate, Universal mandate markets, Universal mandate states, Universal mandates, Unobserved, Unobserved market characteristics, Unobserved preferences, Wage index, Washington university, West virginia, Wiley, Year dummies.

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