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Who Really Pays for Obesity?
Journal of Economic Perspectives via American Economic Association Link to more items from this source
Apr. 22, 2013

"[The authors] argue that the existing literature ... suggests that obese people on average do bear the costs and benefits of their eating and exercise habits.... [This paper discusses] the extent to which private health insurance pools together obese and thin, whether health insurance causes obesity, and whether being fat might actually cause positive externalities for those who are not obese."

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