Demand for healthcare services in Nigeria: A multivariate nested logit model

Autor: Ichoku, He, MURRAY LEIBBRANDT

Publikováno v: Web of Science
African Development Review

The object of this paper is to explain the healthcare decision process and the factors that influence medicare demand decisions of Nigerian households during a period of economic depression. It is based on a sample from a small-area analysis focusing

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