Using trivariate copulas to model sample selection and treatment effects: application to family health care demand

Article Abstract:

The use of the copula approach for a model is considered with three jointly determined outcomes and also deals with the discrete case in which outcome include a mixture of dichotomous choices and discrete count data. The technique is applied to study self-selection and interdependence between health insurance and health care demand among married couples and the full model consists of a dichotomous choice equation for family insurance and a separate negative binomial equation for each spouse's health care use.

Market information - general, Health Care and Social Assistance, HEALTH SERVICES, Administration of Public Health Programs, Health Care Services, Medical & Health Services, Economic aspects, Supply and demand, Medical care, Marriage, Medical care (Private)

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Intrinsic Bayesian estimation of vector auto regression impulse responses

Article Abstract:

An information-theoretic alternate estimator for Bayesian method in vector auto regression models is presented.

Financial Forecasting, Forecasting, Methods, Business forecasting, Vector analysis

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Private insurance, selection, and health care use: a Bayesian analysis of a roy-type model

Article Abstract:

A Bayesian analysis of private insurance policy selection in America's healthcare industry is presented.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management

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