Andrew M. Jones 627Jensen, R.T. and K. Richter (2004) The health implications of social security failure: evidence
from the Russian pension crisis.Journal of Public Economics 88 , 209–36.
Jewell, R.T. and P. Triunfo (2006) The impact of prenatal care on birthweight: the case of
Uruguay.Health Economics 15 , 1245–50.
Jiménez-Martin, S., J.M. Labeaga and M. Martínez-Granado (2002) Latent class versus two-part
models in the demand for physician services across the European Union.Health Economics
11 , 301–21.
Jochmann, M. and R. Leon-Gonzalez (2004) Estimating the demand for health care with
panel data: a semiparametric Bayesian approach.Health Economics 13 , 1003–14.
Jones, A.M. (2000) Health econometrics. In A.J. Culyer and J.P. Newhouse (eds.),Handbook of
Health Economics.Amsterdam: Elsevier.
Jones, A.M., X. Koolman and E.V. Doorslaer (2007a) The impact of supplementary private
health insurance on the use of specialists in European countries.Annales d’Economie et de
Statistiques83/84, 251–75.
Jones, A.M., X. Koolman and N. Rice (2006) Health-related non-response in the British
Household Panel Survey and European Community Household Panel: using inverse-
probability-weighted estimators in non-linear models.Journal of the Royal Statistical Society,
Series A (Statistics in Society) 169 , 543–69.
Jones, A.M. and J.M. Labeaga (2003) Individual heterogeneity and censoring in panel data
estimates of tobacco expenditure.Journal of Applied Econometrics 18 , 157–77.
Jones, A.M., N. Rice, T. Bago d’Uva and S. Balia (2007b)Applied Health Economics.London:
Routledge.
Jurges, H. (2007) True health vs response styles: exploring cross-country diffences in self-
reported health.Health Economics 16 , 163–78.
Kan, H., D. Goldman, E. Keeler, N. Dhanani and G. Melnick (2003) An analysis of unobserved
selcetion in an inpatient diagnostic cost group model.Health Services and Outcomes Research
Methodology 4 , 71–91.
Kan, K. and W.-D. Tsai (2004) Obesity and risk knowledge.Journal of Health Economics 23 ,
907–34.
Kerkhofs, M. and M. Lindeboom (1995) Subjective health measures and state dependent
reporting errors.Health Economics 4 , 221–35.
Kessler, D.P. and M.B. McClellan (2002) How liability law affects medical productivity.Journal
of Health Economics 21 , 931–55.
Kremer, M. (2003) Randomized evaluations of educational programs in developing countries:
some lessons.American Economic Review 93 , 102–6.
Kyle, M. (2007) Pharmaceutical price controls and entry strategies.Review of Economics and
Statistics 89 , 88–99.
Kyriazidou, E. (1997) Estimation of a panel data sample selection model.Econometrica 65 ,
1335–64.
Lakdawalla, D., N. Sood and D. Goldman (2006) HIV breakthroughs and risky sexual behavior.
Quarterly Journal of Economics 121 , 1063–102.
Lalonde, R. (1986) Evaluating the econometric evaluations of training programs with
experimental data.American Economic Review 76 , 604–20.
Lee, L.F. (1983) Generalised econometric models with selectivity.Econometrica 51 , 507–12.
Lee, M.-C. and A.M. Jones (2004) How did dentists respond to the introduction of global
budgetsin Taiwan?Anevaluation using individual panel data.International Journal of Health
Care Finance and Economics 4 , 307–26.
Lee, M.-C. and A.M. Jones (2006) Heterogeneity in dentists’ activity in Taiwan: an application
of quantile regression.Empirical Economics 31 , 151–64.
Leigh, A. and C. Jencks (2007) Inequality and mortality: long-run evidence from a panel of
countries.Journal of Health Economics 26 , 1–24.
Levitt, S.D. and J. Porter (2001) Sample selection in the estimation of air bag and seat belt
effectiveness.Review of Economics and Statistics 83 , 603–15.