Review
[Supply induces demand for health care services]
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Danish]
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Review
[Supply induces demand for health care services]
[Article in
Danish]
Ugeskr Laeger.
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Abstract
The existence and extent of supplier-induced-demand has received considerable attention in health economics, but the debate shows no sign of abating. The current status of the recent literature is summarized followed by a presentation of the findings from two studies of GP utilization patterns in Denmark.
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