(2005). Who really pays for health insurance? The incidence of employer-provided health insurance with sticky nominal wages. International Journal of Health Care Finance and Economics, 5 (1), 89–118. doi: 10.1007/s10754-005-6603-5 .
More importantly, it is widely believed that the design of, and changes to, employer-sponsored health insurance plans are under the control of the employer with little input from employees. However, Kaestner emphasizes that it is the employee who pays for health insurance, despite the perception ...
A family with employer-provided health insurance now pays just under $16,000 in annual premiums, an increase of about 4% over a year ago, according to a study released by the nonprofit Kaiser Family Foundation (Menlo Park CA).A family with employer-provided health insurance now pays just un...
The proportion of large employers offering retiree health insurance in the US has declined by half in the past 20聽years. This paper examines the potential... E Strumpf - 《International Journal of Health Care Finance & Economics》 被引量: 60发表: 2010年 Perspective: Who Pays For Employer-Sp...
Health insurance costs are generally shared in two ways: premiums and out-of-pocket fees. Premiums are the amount a person (either the employer, employee or a combination) pays for coverage. Some business owners choose to fully cover premiums for their employees, while others subsidize a portion...
Who Really Pays for Health Insurance? The Incidence of Employer-Provided Health Insurance with Sticky Nominal Wages This paper addresses two seeming paradoxes in the realm of employer-provided health insurance: First, businesses consistently claim that they bear the burd... BD Sommers - 《Internationa...
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Employer-sponsored health insurance plans pay more—significantly more—to provide dialysis treatments for their beneficiaries than Medicare pays for its enrollees. Spending on dialysis for patients in commercial health plans in the first year after initiation of that treatment was $...
The Effects of Employer-Provided Health Insurance on Worker Mobility Who pays the healthcare costs associated with obesity? Among workers, this is largely a question of the incidence of the costs of employer-sponsored covera... Thomas,C.,Buchmueller,... - 《Industrial & Labor Relations Review...
These are required to share at least 50% of the Health Insurance premium cost for a qualified help plan under the Small Business Health Options program. If the small business pays towards the employee wellness program, this amount is also to be included in the calculation for credit. ...