Susan, Adverse selection with a multiple choice among health insurance plans: A simulation analysis," Journal of Health Economics, Vol. 11, No. 2 (August 1992), pp. 129-51.Marquis, M. Susan (1992), `Adverse Selection with a Multiple Choice Among Health Insurance Plans: A Simulation ...
Therefore, the reform may have eased adverse selection problems in Chile's health care system by drawing low-risk individuals towards the public system. Introduction Chile's health insurance system is one worth analyzing as it boasts a mature market where both public and private health insurers co...
Adverse selection can undermine the very foundation of health insurance. Insurance plans operate on the principle of risk-sharing, where the premiums paid by low-risk individuals help cover the costs of those with higher risks. However, when adverse selection is present, this balance is disrupted,...
2. Risk Pooling and Adverse Selection: Risk Pooling: Health insurance relies on the concept of risk pooling, where premiums from a large and diverse group of policyholders are used to cover the healthcare costs of those who need medical care. The idea is that healthy individuals subsidize the...
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Individual choice among health insurance policies may result in risk-based sorting across plans. Such adverse selection induces three types of losses: efficiency losses from individuals' being allocated to the wrong plans; risk-sharing losses, because premium variability is increased; and losses from ...
The consideration of complex sampling in the probit estimations led to empirical evidence that does not indicate the presence of adverse selection, but which highlighted some interesting features of the relationship between the selected variables. 展开 关键词: Adverse selection Health insurance market D...
insurance regulationPrior research on adverse selection in health insurance markets has found only mixed evidence for adverse selection in group settings. We examine the impact of state community rating regulations enacted in the 1990s, which greatly limited insurers' ability to risk rate premiums, to...
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Adverse selection and statistical discrimination: An analysis of Canadian automobile insurance Statistical discrimination occurs when a characteristic, such as sex, is used as an indicator of the risk group of an individual. The theory of adverse sel... G B.,Dahlby - 《Journal of Public Economics...