People living in Boston are hospitalized about 1.5 times as often as those living in New Haven. Yet their health...
wyovs.stephanitPeople living in Boston are hospitalized about 1.5 times as often as those living in New Haven. Yet their health outcomes, based on age-specific mortality rates appear to be identical. Does this mean that hospital care has no ability to improve health? (hint – average and marginal productivity are not identical. )
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