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explore the effects of ED stay duration on inpatient medical utilization and mortality risk. Methods This study analyzed data … stay duration and costs. Logistic regression assessed mortality risks after hospitalization. Results GEE analysis showed … those with ≥ 48 h had an additional 3.22 days (P < 0.001). Logistic regression indicated higher mortality risks for patients …
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mortality-linked claims. We model USA age-cohort mortality data using five multi-factor affine mortality models. We focus on … without correlations in the factor dynamics. We show that for USA mortality data, the probability of negative mortality rates … performs well compared to the other affine models in explaining and forecasting USA age-cohort mortality data. …
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Lasting changes in women's employment followed the 1918 influenza pandemic in the United States. In the decades before the pandemic, consistently fewer women reported an occupation in cities that would go on to have longer interventions targeted at curbing influenza. This gap narrowed after the...
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mortality-linked claims. We model USA age-cohort mortality data using five multi-factor affine mortality models. We focus on … without correlations in the factor dynamics. We show that for USA mortality data, the probability of negative mortality rates … performs well compared to the other affine models in explaining and forecasting USA age-cohort mortality data. …
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This paper uses a heterogeneous-agent overlapping-generations model to examine the fiscal and distributional consequences of introducing a means test in US Social Security. I find that a means test, that is, conditioning benefit payments on a household's earnings or assets, leads to a higher...
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The U.S. is currently the country with the highest number of COVID-19 deaths. By the second week of October 2021, over 700,000 people in the U.S. had died after contracting the virus. When estimating the cost and benefit of a COVID-19 prevention measure, the value of a statistical life (VSL) has...
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unionization's effects on COVID-19 mortality. It combines data from the NVSS with the CPS into a unique dataset. It finds that a 10 … percentage-point increase in unionization is associated with a reduction in mortality from 26 per 100,000 workers to 24 per 100 … of 10 percent, the COVID-19 mortality rate for working people would have fallen from 26 to 19 per 100,000. …
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The support of loved ones is beneficial at any time and in any activity that an individual wants to pursue. In difficult moments in life, the importance of the support given by the loved ones increases. This is also the case at the time of separation from society by being sentenced to a prison...
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hypocritical behavior and if this judgment also translates into punishment. Results show that observers do, indeed, condemn … punishment. Punishment seems to be driven more by the violation of the norm of fair distribution than by moral pretense. From the … viewpoint of positive retributivism, it is problematic if neither formal nor informal punishment follows moral condemnation. …
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