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Imagine there is a patient who goes to a primary care physician’s office with excruciating back pain. The patient has a history of a spinal fracture and requests magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The physician knows that an MRI is not indicated in most cases of acute back pain but does not know for sure what is appropriate in this case. Should the physician order an MRI? Should the patient’s insurer approve it? This example highlights a classic trade-off in medicine.
👉 Know someone who’d love this? Share it 👇 By: D.C. Cutler, U.S.A. When I played “Rampage” as a kid, it was on a small screen, and I often found all the destruction at times boring. I never liked “Rampage” all that much on my NES; I’d rather play “Double Dragon 2” or “Metroid.” But playing “Rampage” on an enormous screen in an arcade is something different all together. It felt like a totally different game to me.
We are grateful to Murray Aitken, Melinda Buntin, Rena Conti, Aaron Catlin, Jan Eberly, Amy Finkelstein, Sherry Glied, Michael Kleinrock, Joe Newhouse, Jon Skinner, and Sheila Smith for comments. The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Bureau of Economic Research. Copy Citation David M. Cutler and Lev R.
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