Climate change poses an unprecedented challenge to population health and health systems' resilience. While earlier studies have estimated morbidity attributable to hot or cold weather across cities, we provide the first large-scale, population-wide assessment of extreme temperatures on...

Background: Global spending on health was continuing to rise over the past 20 years. To reduce the growth rates, alleviate information asymmetry, and improve the efciency of healthcare markets, global health systems have initiated price and quality transparency tools in the hospital industry in...

This paper provides new identification results for panel data models with contextual and endogenous peer effects, respectively operating through individual heterogeneity and outcomes. The results apply for general network structures governing peer interactions, and hinge on a conditional mean...