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Information and Disease Prevention: Tuberculosis Dispensaries

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no DOI — not checkedAll regressions include city and year fixed effects, and addtionally column (2), and (4) includes disease fixed effects, disease-by-year fixed effects, disease-by-city fixed effects, and city-by-year fixed effects. TB dispensary c,t is an indicator variable equal to one after the introduction of a TB dispensary multiplied by an indicator equal to one if the disease on the left-hand-side is TB. In column (1) and (2) the six cities on the island of Bornholm are excluded from the sample
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