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Information Greenhouse: Optimal Persuasion for Medical Test-Avoiders
Patients often avoid medical tests because the information they provide, although medically useful, is psychologically painful. This paper studies optimal communication between a doctor and an information-avoidant patient who can refuse testing and treatment. I characterize when optimal communicatio
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