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Disparities in healthcare expenditures according to economic status in cancer patients undergoing end-of-life care

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A desire for better outcome influences cancer patients’ willingness to pay. Whilst cancer-related costs are known to have a u-shaped distribution, the actual level of healthcare utilized by patients may vary depending on income and ability to pay. |

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