The identification of supplier-inducement in a fixed price system of health care provision: The case of dentistry in the United Kingdom
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I am grateful to Alan Maynard, Greg Stoddart, David Parkin, Cam Donaldson, Aubrey Sheiham, two anonymous referees and my colleagues in the Department of Community Medicine for comments received on earlier versions of the present paper and to Trent Regional Health Authority for financial support.
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