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      <dc:callnumber>P 338.473621 ECO</dc:callnumber>
      <dc:title>The economics of health and medical care: proceedings of a conference held by the international economic association at Tokyo edited by Mark Perlman:  daftar isi):  1. The economic history of medical care;  2. Economic history and health care in industrialized nations;  3. Problems of the demand for and supply of health services, and the relation of mortality to economic activity: The system of medical care in Japan and its problems;  4. Proprietary hospitals in the United States;  5. The determinants of national outlay on health;  6. Economics of need: the experience of the British health service;  7. Private patients in N.H.S. hospitals: waiting lists and subsidies;  8. Consumer protection, incentives and externalities in the drug market;  9. Price and income elasticities for madical care services;  10. Supplier-induced demand: some empirical evidence and implications;  11. The impact of demand for health services: Health, hours and wages;  12. A test of alternative demmand - shift responses to the medicare program;  13. Demand for emergency health care and regional systems for provision of supply;  14. The quantitative and the qualitative provision of hospital, physician and paraprofessional services and social control: The role of technology, demand and labor markets in the  determination of hospital costs 15. A microanalysis of physicians' hours of work decisions;  16. Modeling the delivery of medical services;  17. Measuring the effectiveness of health care systems';  18. Health indicators and health systems analysis;  19. The quality of hospital services: an analysis of geographic variation and intertemporal change;  20. Smoking and the economics of government intervention;  21. Allied health personnel in physicians' offices: an econometric approach;  22. Econometric forecasts of health services and health manpower;  23. Method and methodology in understanding the choice of health care systems: On the social rationality of health policies;  24. Choice of technique;  25. </dc:title>
      
         <dc:author>Perlman, Mark;   1. R.M. Hartwell;  2. Mark Perlman;  3. Takeshi Kawakami; ; 4. Richard N. Rosett;  5. . Ephrahim Kleiman;  6. Michael Cooper;  7. Anthony J. Culyer;  J.G. Cullis;  8. Elizabeth Liefmann-Keil;  9. Joseph P. Newhouse;  Charles E. Phelps;  10. Robert G. Evans;  11. Michael Grossman;   Lee Benham;  12. Bernard friedman;  13. Ulf Christiansen;  14. Karen Davis;  15. Frank A. Sloan; 16. Judith Lave;  Lester Lave;  Samuel Leinhardt;  17. Alan Williams;  18. Emile Levy;  19. Martin S. Feldstein;  20. Anthony B. Atkinson;  21. Michael D. Intriligator;  Barbara H. Kehre;  22. Donald E. Yett, (et al);  23. Jean-Pierre Dupuy;  24. Micael Kaser;  25. </dc:author>
      
      

      

      
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               <dc:subject>Economics, Medical-Congresses Public Health Administration Congresses</dc:subject>
            
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      <dc:publisher>New York John Wiley 1974 (FC.FKM 2001)</dc:publisher>
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      <dc:identifier>https://lib.fkm.ui.ac.id:443/detail?id=8427</dc:identifier>
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