Does Quality Affect Patients' Choice of Doctor? Evidence from England.

Econ J (London) · 2017 · PMC5349292 · PMID 28356602

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It was a weaker instrument than the average quality of all other practices in the PCT (first stage F = 2.22) but the second stage coefficient on instrumented quality was highly significant and nearly five times (0.0108, SE = 0.003) as large as the un‐instrumented quality coefficient.

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