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target income hypothesis: a standalone construct

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Health economics

the hypothesis that physicians adjust the services they provide to reach a desired income, for example raising volume when fees fall.

In health economics, target income hypothesis refers to the hypothesis that physicians adjust the services they provide to reach a desired income, for example raising volume when fees fall. This meaning comes from Rizzo (1996) in Medical Care Research and Review.[1]

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References

Rizzo, J. A., & Blumenthal, D. (1996). Is the Target Income Hypothesis an Economic Heresy? Medical Care Research and Review, 53(3), 243-266. https://doi.org/10.1177/107755879605300301

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