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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 2.
Published in final edited form as: J Public Econ. 2013 Nov 1;107:19–30. doi: 10.1016/j.jpubeco.2013.08.003

Table 5.

Determinants of the Gift Acceptance Decision

Gift Acceptance Gift Acceptance Gift Acceptance
Physician's Age: 41-50 0.06
[0.07]
0.00
[0.07]
0.08
[0.08]
Physician's Age: >=51 0.01
[0.09]
−0.08
[0.08]
−0.06
[0.10]
Physician is Male −0.20**
[0.07]
−0.28**
[0.07]
−0.32**
[0.08]
Patient is Male −0.09
[0.07]
−0.06
[0.06]
-
Patient's Age: 20 0.14
[0.08]
0.11
[0.07]
-
Patient's Age: 21 0.05
[0.09]
0.02
[0.08]
-
Share an office - −0.30**
[0.11]
−0.34**
[0.12]
Number of other physician in the
office
- 0.04
[0.04]
0.07
[0.05]
Number of other patients in the office - −0.01
[0.04]
−0.02
[0.05]
Other people paying attention to the
gift giving
- −0.32**
[0.06]
−0.29**
[0.07]
Constant 0.76**
[0.10]
1.23**
[0.11]
1.28**
[0.15]
Observations 160 160 160
R-squared 0.10 0.31 0.43

Patient fixed effects

Note: Robust standard errors are in brackets with

**

, representing estimates significant at 1% and 5% level, respectively. Only gift A simulated patients are included.

*

, representing estimates significant at 1% and 5% level, respectively. Only gift A simulated patients are included.

The omitted doctor's age dummy is “Physician's Age: <=40”. Robust standard errors of the regressions in columns 1 and 2 are clustered at the physician level.