Health responses to a wealth shock: evidence from a Swedish tax reform

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RT @Springernomics: More money, more health? A latest #OA article in @JPopEcon finds something different. https://t.co/HrqYY7ss1T #healthec…

RT @Springernomics: More money, more health? A latest #OA article in @JPopEcon finds something different. https://t.co/HrqYY7ss1T #healthec…

More money, more health? A latest #OA article in @JPopEcon finds something different. https://t.co/HrqYY7ss1T #healtheconomics https://t.co/YZvQff5C0d

RT @Nonicoc: Health responses to a wealth shock: evidence from a Swedish tax reform https://t.co/thEaJUxHA6

Health responses to a wealth shock: evidence from a Swedish tax reform https://t.co/thEaJUxHA6