Does raising the price of long lasting anti-malarial insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) from $0 to a $0.75 kill the demand? At least in theory, cost sharing can help reduce wastefulness and save money without serious adverse effects of healthcare of most people.
Based on a field experiment in Kenya, a new paper explores the effects that cost sharing of the price of ITNs charged to pregnant women had on infant mortality.
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