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State-Level Consumer Protection Policies and Medigap Premiums and Plan Offerings. [PDF]

JAMA Health Forum
Liu A, Buntin M, Anderson G.
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The consequences of pharmaceutical tariffs in the United States. [PDF]

J Manag Care Spec Pharm
Sullivan SD, Grueger J, Sullivan AP, Ramsey SD.   +3 more
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The impact of financing conditions on global deep decarbonization

Waidelich P, Crassier C, de Boer HS, Tautorat P, Steffen B, Vuuren Dv.   +5 more
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Editorial: Pest-smart strategies for improved eco-efficiency in agriculture, forestry and communities. [PDF]

Front Insect Sci
Frisvold GB, Chappell TM, Sial AA, Magarey RD.   +3 more
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Updated Conversion Table for the Multiple Criteria Qualitative Value-Based Pricing Framework "MARIE". [PDF]

J Mark Access Health Policy
Takami A, Igarashi A.
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Banding Together to Lower the Cost of Health Care? An Empirical study of the Peak Health Alliance in Colorado. [PDF]

J Risk Insur
Meiselbach MK, Eisenberg MD.
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Does Nutrition Knowledge Help? Heterogeneity Analysis of Consumers' Willingness to Pay for Pre-Packed Mooncakes Labeled with the Smart Choice Logo. [PDF]

Foods
Huang Z.
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Inflation Premium and Oil Price Volatility [PDF]

, 2005
This paper provides a fully micro-founded New Keynesian framework to study the interaction between oil price volatility, pricing behavior of firms and monetary policy. We show that when oil has low substitutability, firms find it optimal to charge higher relative prices as a premium in compensation for the risk that oil price volatility generates on ...
Paul Castillo, Carlos Montoro, Vicente Tuesta   +2 more
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Multinational price premium

Journal of Development Economics, 2015
Abstract By exploring a rich data set that links international trade transactions to panel data of manufacturing firms from China during 2000–2006, we reveal new patterns of export prices across firms. We find that foreign firms charge about 28% higher prices than Chinese exporters after controls for firm productivity and product–destination–year ...
Ying Ge, Huiwen Lai, Susan Chun Zhu
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