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In recent years numerous employers have reformed their health plan by changing the structure of employee contributions …
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This paper examines the choice of health care for minor aliments in Japan for patients suffering from thirteen …
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This paper examines the choice of health care for minor aliments in Japan for patients suffering from thirteen …
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prescription drugs. Although the catastrophic coverage provision under Medicare has been withdrawn, the inclusion of insurance for …
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The shares of the public sector in health insurance provision varies enormously from country to country. It is larger … in more redistributive countries. We provide a possible theoretical explanation for these facts: a public health … insurance system, financed by taxes, can be an efficient means of redistribution, complementary to income taxation. This relies …
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The Diagnostic Care Group (DCG) model is applied to data from the Massachusetts Group Insurance Commission from fiscal … years 1994-1995 and used to assess the extent of biased selection between one fee-for-service (FFS) plan, one preferred … provider organization, and several health maintenance organizations. Average reported covered expenses in the FFS plan are 2 …
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This paper presnets first empirical results on moral hazard in demand for physician services, using a longitudinal dataset on 4578 individuals followed during two years. The data set contains two subgroups, one for which a copayment rate of 10% for physician visits was introduced in 1994, and an...
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The interaction of insurance and the market for physician services is considered in a model where imperfectly informed …
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insurance but admit that some formal or informal mechanisms help households to insure substantially their consumption since … income shocks do not fully transfer in consumption. Risk sharing and consumption insurance achieved by rural households from … full insurance is rejected, there is some scope for Pareto improving risk sharing mechanisms. Actually, markets are found …
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