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The effect of superstition on health: evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month

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Personen und Körperschaften: Halla, Martin (VerfasserIn), Liu, Chia-Lun (VerfasserIn), Liu, Jin-tan (VerfasserIn)
Titel: The effect of superstition on health: evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month/ by Martin Halla, Chia-Lun Liu, Jin-Tan Liu
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Sprache: Englisch
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Linz-Auhof, Austria Department of Economics, Johannes Kepler University of Linz [2019]
Gesamtaufnahme: Institut für Volkswirtschaftslehre: Working paper ; no. 1901 (January 2019)
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Volksglaube
Verhalten
Gesundheit
Fertilität
Sterblichkeit
Taiwan
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contents Superstition is a widespread phenomenon. We empirically examine its impact on health-related behavior and health outcomes. We study the case of the Taiwanese Ghost month. During this period, which is believed to increase the likelihood of bad outcomes, we observe substantial adaptions in health-related behavior. Our identification exploits idiosyncratic variation in the timing of the Ghost Month across Gregorian calendar years. Using high-quality administrative data, we document for the period of the Ghost Months reductions in mortality, hospital admissions, and births. While the effect on mortality is a quantum effect, the latter two effects reflect changes in the timing of events. Efficient public health policy should account for emotional and cultural factors.
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spellingShingle Halla, Martin, Liu, Chia-Lun, Liu, Jin-tan, The effect of superstition on health: evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month, Institut für Volkswirtschaftslehre, Working paper, no. 1901 (January 2019), Superstition is a widespread phenomenon. We empirically examine its impact on health-related behavior and health outcomes. We study the case of the Taiwanese Ghost month. During this period, which is believed to increase the likelihood of bad outcomes, we observe substantial adaptions in health-related behavior. Our identification exploits idiosyncratic variation in the timing of the Ghost Month across Gregorian calendar years. Using high-quality administrative data, we document for the period of the Ghost Months reductions in mortality, hospital admissions, and births. While the effect on mortality is a quantum effect, the latter two effects reflect changes in the timing of events. Efficient public health policy should account for emotional and cultural factors., Volksglaube, Verhalten, Gesundheit, Fertilität, Sterblichkeit, Taiwan
title The effect of superstition on health: evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month
title_auth The effect of superstition on health evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month
title_full The effect of superstition on health evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month by Martin Halla, Chia-Lun Liu, Jin-Tan Liu
title_fullStr The effect of superstition on health evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month by Martin Halla, Chia-Lun Liu, Jin-Tan Liu
title_full_unstemmed The effect of superstition on health evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month by Martin Halla, Chia-Lun Liu, Jin-Tan Liu
title_in_hierarchy no. 1901 (January 2019). The effect of superstition on health: evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month ([2019])
title_short The effect of superstition on health
title_sort effect of superstition on health evidence from the taiwanese ghost month
title_sub evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month
title_unstemmed The effect of superstition on health: evidence from the Taiwanese Ghost month
topic Volksglaube, Verhalten, Gesundheit, Fertilität, Sterblichkeit, Taiwan
topic_facet Volksglaube, Verhalten, Gesundheit, Fertilität, Sterblichkeit, Taiwan
url http://www.economics.jku.at/papers/2019/wp1901.pdf, http://hdl.handle.net/10419/207115