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This analysis has the following objectives: (1) to examine whether merging hospitals increased prices for all DRGs including those where they did not gain market power, (2) to
For the reasons mentioned above, we conclude that risk sharing for high risks and risk sharing for high costs have better administrative feasibility 10 and are less vulnerable
This taxonomic allocation of chapters reflects Dr Lee’s interest in the algae with chloroplast endoplasmic reticulum, since the nine classes of Heterokontophyta are accorded a
Estimation of a thick cost frontier for 1996, however, shows important differences across efficiency levels as low-cost thrifts are more responsive to input price changes.. ©
The results reported in Table 3 suggest that the dividend- adjusted S&P 500 index and futures price series are not cointegrated, which is consistent with the Brenner and
The biases are smaller than those based on 1000 simulated prices using M4 when ¹" 100, and are of similar magnitude when ¹" 200 (recall that M4 is the auxiliary model
Lehn and Poulsen (1991), commenting on Crabbe’s results, identify this bias as they state, “unfortunately, these are conservative estimates since the presence of event-risk cove-
Yuan [10] showed that the single machine batch delivery problem to minimize the sum of the total weighted earliness and tardiness and delivery costs of the tardy jobs is NP-complete
