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Frontier estimation how useful a tool for health economics?

By: Newhouse, Joseph p.

Publisher: [s.l.] Elsevier Science 1994Description: 317-322p.Subject(s): Health economics Economics Frontier estimation

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(Journal of Health Economics 13, pp. 317-322; 1994)

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