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【Applied Microeconomics Seminar Series】Center for Human Capital and Labor Market Research
- 来源:
- 学校官网
- 收录时间:
- 2025-10-18 15:46:25
- 时间:
- 2025-09-11 12:15:00
- 地点:
- 学术会堂(南楼)608
- 报告人:
- Xuan Zhang
- 学校:
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- 关键词:
- anti-corruption, healthcare reform, health outcomes, gray income, hospital inspections, applied microeconomics, China
- 简介:
- We study how China’s anti-corruption campaign altered the behavior of healthcare providers and affected patient outcomes. Using 778,901 hospital admission records from obstetrics and gynecology departments from a central province between 2014 and 2017, we evaluate the effects of large-scale hospital inspections -- targeting physicians’ informal income and hospital quality monitoring -- through a staggered difference-in-differences design. The inspections led to higher aggregate admission costs, driven not by rising costs per case but by an expansion in the number of hospitalizations. Concurrently, the inspections improved both neonatal and maternal health outcomes. A back-of-the-envelope calculation indicates that the monetary value of these health gains exceeded the additional expenditures. Mechanism analyses suggest these results were driven by reduced pharmaceutical expenditures, increased diagnostic and surgical procedures, and more prenatal admissions, particularly among high-risk patients. Our findings demonstrate that the anti-corruption inspections enhanced healthcare access and generated substantial net health benefits, especially for vulnerable populations.
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报告介绍:
This seminar is part of the Applied Microeconomics Seminar Series hosted by the Center for Human Capital and Labor Market Research. It presents rigorous empirical research on how anti-corruption policies in Chinese hospitals have influenced medical practices and patient health outcomes, offering insights into the broader implications for healthcare governance and public policy.
报告人介绍:
Xuan Zhang is an assistant professor in School of Economics, Singapore Management University. She obtained her Ph.D. degree from Brown University. Her research areas include health economics, labor economics and Applied Microeconomics. Her research has been published in American Economic Review, Journal of Public Economics, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of Economic and Behavior Organization and, American Journal of Health Economics, etc.
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