Encouraging Medicare Advantage Enrollees to Switch to Higher Quality Plans: Assessing the Effectiveness of a "Nudge" Letter

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Benjamin L Howell

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Gerald F Riley

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Jesse Levy

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Partha Deb

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Patrick H Conway

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Rachel O Reid

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Sai Ma

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William H Shrank

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