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Forecasters predicting how people change their behavior in response to a treatment or intervention often consider a set of alternatives. In contrast, those who are treated are typically exposed to only one of the treatment alternatives. For example, managers selecting a wage schedule consider a...
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The growth of pharmaceutical expenditure and its prediction is a major concern for policy makers and health care managers. This paper explores different predictive models to estimate future drug expenses, using demographic and morbidity individual information from an integrated healthcare...
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This paper examines cost behaviour in the municipal setting and finds evidence of cost stickiness. Furthermore, as … municipals in New Zealand are required to produce forecasts, it allows us to investigate whether asymmetric cost behaviour is …-sticky as they increase even when revenues decrease. Cost stickiness remains after controlling for cost structure. Forecast cost …
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This study explores whether the intensity of cost asymmetry matters for bankruptcy prediction. An increased level of … cost asymmetry implies increased requirements to finance a high level of adjustment costs due to high investments in prior … period resource levels, decreased operating efficiency and negative market reactions. In addition, a high level of cost …
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