Journal of Health Economics

1982 - 2025

Current editor(s): J. P. Newhouse, A. J. Culyer, R. Frank, K. Claxton and T. McGuire

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Volume 24, issue 6, 2005

Assessing the macroeconomic impact of a healthcare problem: The application of computable general equilibrium analysis to antimicrobial resistance pp. 1055-1075

Richard D. Smith, Milton Yago, Michael Millar and Jo Coast

Social networks and health service utilization pp. 1076-1107

Catherine Deri Armstrong

The demand for dependent health insurance: How important is the cost of family coverage? pp. 1108-1131

Alan C. Monheit and Jessica Primoff Vistnes

Third party purchasing of health services: Patient choice and agency pp. 1132-1153

Martin Chalkley and Fahad Khalil

On the aggregation of health status measures pp. 1154-1173

Jens Hougaard and Hans Keiding

Can family caregiving substitute for nursing home care? pp. 1174-1190

Kerwin Kofi Charles and Purvi Sevak

Comparing the welfare effects of public and private health care subsidies in the United Kingdom pp. 1191-1209

Ian Parry

Volume 24, issue 5, 2005

Health care expenditure and GDP: Are they broken stationary? pp. 839-854

Josep Carrion-i-Silvestre

Medical savings accounts in Singapore: how much is adequate? pp. 855-875

Ngee Choon Chia and Albert Tsui

Family coverage expansions: Impact on insurance coverage and health care utilization of parents pp. 876-890

Susan H. Busch and Noelia Duchovny

Life expectancy and the value of early detection pp. 891-906

David H. Howard

Physician reimbursement and technology adoption pp. 907-930

Astrid Selder

Pricing health benefits: A cost-minimization approach pp. 931-949

Nolan H. Miller

The importance of peer effects, cigarette prices and tobacco control policies for youth smoking behavior pp. 950-968

Lisa M. Powell, John Tauras and Hana Ross

Classic or new monopsony? Searching for evidence in nursing labor markets pp. 969-989

Barry Hirsch and Edward J. Schumacher

Implicit versus explicit ranking: On inferring ordinal preferences for health care programmes based on differences in willingness-to-pay pp. 990-996

Jan Abel Olsen, Cam Donaldson and Phil Shackley

The causal effect of income on health: Evidence from German reunification pp. 997-1017

Paul Frijters, John P. Haisken-DeNew and Michael Shields

User charges and priority setting in health care: balancing equity and efficiency pp. 1018-1029

Peter C. Smith

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence pp. 1030-1033

Donald Light and Rebecca N. Warburton

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence pp. 1034-1044

Joseph DiMasi, Ronald W. Hansen and Henry G. Grabowski

Setting the record straight in the reply by DiMasi, Hansen and Grabowski pp. 1045-1048

Donald Light and Rebecca N. Warburton

Setting the record straight on setting the record straight: Response to the Light and Warburton rejoinder pp. 1049-1053

Joseph DiMasi, Ronald W. Hansen and Henry G. Grabowski

Erratum to " Anti-social welfare functions: A reply to Hansen et al." [J. Health Econ. 23 (2004) 899-905] pp. 1054-1054

Richard Edlin

Volume 24, issue 4, 2005

Smoking, health, risk, and perception pp. 631-653

Jared Carbone, Snorre Kverndokk and Ole Rogeberg

A nonparametric elicitation of the equity-efficiency trade-off in cost-utility analysis pp. 655-678

Han Bleichrodt, Jason Doctor and Elly Stolk

Axioms for health care resource allocation pp. 679-702

Lars Peter Østerdal

Health priorities and public preferences: the relative importance of past health experience and future health prospects pp. 703-714

Paul Dolan and Aki Tsuchiya

Does prevention save costs?: Considering deferral of the expensive last year of life pp. 715-724

Afschin Gandjour and Karl Wilhelm Lauterbach

State health insurance market reforms and access to insurance for high-risk employees pp. 725-750

Amy Davidoff, Linda Blumberg and Len Nichols

Implications of spillover effects within the family for medical cost-effectiveness analysis pp. 751-773

Anirban Basu and David Meltzer

Information asymmetry, insurance, and the decision to hospitalize pp. 775-793

Ake Blomqvist and Pierre Leger

Does provider variation matter to health plans? pp. 795-813

Marisa Elena Domino and Haiden Huskamp

How do nonprofit hospitals manage earnings? pp. 815-837

Andrew Leone and R. Lawrence Van Horn

Volume 24, issue 3, 2005

Litigation and the value of tobacco companies pp. 427-447

Frank Sloan, Justin Trogdon and Carrie A. Mathews

A theory of health investment under competing mortality risks pp. 449-463

Fwu-Ranq Chang

Generalized modeling approaches to risk adjustment of skewed outcomes data pp. 465-488

Willard Manning, Anirban Basu and John Mullahy

Is prenatal care really ineffective? Or, is the 'devil' in the distribution? pp. 489-513

Karen Smith Conway and Partha Deb

Sensitivity to scale in contingent valuation: the importance of the budget constraint pp. 515-529

Richard D. Smith

International differences in the impact of doctors on health: a multilevel analysis of OECD countries pp. 531-560

Zeynep Or, Jia Wang and Dean Jamison

The economics of vocation or 'why is a badly paid nurse a good nurse'? pp. 561-569

Anthony Heyes

Graduated driver licensing and teen traffic fatalities pp. 571-589

Thomas Dee, David C. Grabowski and Michael Morrisey

Benefits transfer of willingness to pay estimates and functions for health-risk reductions: a cross-country study pp. 591-611

Roy Brouwer and Ian Bateman

Youth alcohol use and risky sexual behavior: evidence from underage drunk driving laws pp. 613-628

Christopher Carpenter

Erratum to "How is mortality affected by money, marriage, and stress?" [J. Health Econ. 23 (2004) 1181-1207] pp. 629-629

Jonathan Gardner and Andrew Oswald

Volume 24, issue 2, 2005

The effect of the availability of charity care to the uninsured on the demand for private health insurance pp. 225-252

Bradley Herring

Subsidies to employee health insurance premiums and the health insurance market pp. 253-276

Jonathan Gruber and Ebonya Washington

Cigarette tax avoidance and evasion pp. 277-297

Mark Stehr

Health insurance coverage and the macroeconomy pp. 299-315

John Cawley and Kosali Simon

Productivity in pharmaceutical-biotechnology R&D: the role of experience and alliances pp. 317-339

Patricia Danzon, Sean Nicholson and Nuno Sousa Pereira

Healthy living in hard times pp. 341-363

Christopher Ruhm

The lasting impact of childhood health and circumstance pp. 365-389

Anne Case, Angela Fertig and Christina Paxson

The effect of network arrangements on hospital pricing behavior pp. 391-405

James Burgess, Kathleen Carey and Gary J. Young

A median voter model of health insurance with ex post moral hazard pp. 407-426

Johanna Jacob and Douglas Lundin

Volume 24, issue 1, 2005

Do new prescription drugs pay for themselves?: The case of second-generation antipsychotics pp. 1-31

Mark Duggan

A semi-separable utility function for health profiles pp. 33-54

Ana M. Guerrero and Carmen Herrero

Hospital price regulation and expenditure cap policy pp. 55-72

Michel Mougeot and Florence Naegelen

Purchasing health care services from providers with unknown altruism pp. 73-93

William Jack

The effect of premiums on the decision to participate in health insurance and other fringe benefits offered by the employer: evidence from a real-world experiment pp. 95-112

Anne Royalty and John Hagens

Abnormal returns and the regulation of nonprofit hospital sales and conversions pp. 113-135

Andrew Leone, R. Lawrence Van Horn and Gerard J. Wedig

Short-term effects of breast cancer on labor market attachment: results from a longitudinal study pp. 137-160

Cathy J. Bradley, David Neumark, Heather L. Bednarek and Maryjean Schenk

Working conditions, compensation and absenteeism pp. 161-188

Solveig Ose

Detecting Medicare abuse pp. 189-210

David Becker, Daniel Kessler and Mark McClellan

Multitasking and mixed systems for provider payment pp. 211-223

Karen Eggleston