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A Larger Role for the Private Sector in Financing UK Health Care: the Arguments and the Evidence
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  • 1996Does Public Insurance Crowd out Private Insurance?772 cited
  • 2000The demand for private health care in the UK197 cited
  • 1997Majority rule and the public provision of a private good193 cited
  • 1994Alternative Systems of Health Care Provision123 cited
  • 1994Health Care Reform in the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United Kingdom42 cited

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  • 2019Health insurance for the healthy? Voluntary health insurance in Sweden28 cited
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  • 2019Is having private health insurance associated with less support for public healthcare? Evidence from the Norwegian NHS21 cited

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