The state-of-the-art literature at the interface between experimental and behavioral
economics and health economics is reviewed by identifying and discussing ten areas of …

Humans establish public goods to provide for shared needs like safety or healthcare. Yet,
public goods rely on cooperation which can break down because of free-riding incentives …

Access to highly expensive and innovative medicine is a challenge. Managed entry
agreements/arrangements (MEAs) consist of various forms of confidential agreements …

Humans are considered a highly cooperative species. Through cooperation, we can tackle
shared problems like climate change or pandemics and cater for shared needs like shelter …

Credence goods markets are characterized by asymmetric information between experts and
consumers, specifically relating to quality (what is needed and/or supplied). The functioning …

During the COVID‐19 pandemic, health care systems around the world have received
additional funding, while at other times, financial support has been lowered to consolidate …

This paper investigates changes in health care use in 28 transition countries using data on
more than 60,000 households from the “Life in Transition” surveys II and III conducted in …

We examine the impact of framing on individuals' risk-taking behavior in the context of health
risks during the coronavirus outbreak. We elicit risk attitudes from a sample of 3385 …

When implementing a payment reform, policy makers face the challenge of assessing the
effects on health care providers' behavior. Empirical evidence most often relies on field …

Credence goods markets are characterized by asymmetric information concerning the
needed and/or provided quality between experts and consumers. The functioning of the …