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Using a large survey panel that connects household shopping behavior with individual health information, this paper documents correlations between self reported depression and the size and composition of shopping baskets. First, we find that roughly 16% of individuals report suffering from...
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Using a large survey that connects shopping behavior with health information, we document correlations between self-reported depression and the size and composition of shopping baskets. We find that 16% of individuals suffer from depression and over 30% of households have at least one member...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013311820
Using a large survey panel that connects household shopping behavior with individual health information, this paper documents correlations between self reported depression and the size and composition of shopping baskets. First, we find that roughly 16% of individuals report suffering from...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013312897
Using a large survey panel that connects household shopping behavior with individual health information, this paper documents correlations between self reported depression and the size and composition of shopping baskets. First, we find that roughly 16% of individuals report suffering from...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013210518
It is taken as given by many policy makers that Direct-to-Consumer Advertising of prescription drugs drives inappropriate patients to treatment. Alternatively, advertising may provide useful information that causes appropriate patients to seek treatment. I study this dynamic in the context of...
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