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from worker self-selection may not be matched by a corresponding social gain. In particular, the equilibrium incentive to …
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Standard insurance models predict that people with high (health) risks have high insurance coverage. It is empirically … traditionally viewed as an intervention which increases efficiency and raises the utility of low health agents, we show that with a … documented that people with high income have lower health risks and are better insured. We show that income differences between …
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providers differ in quality and costs. When buying health insurance, consumers observe neither provider quality nor costs. We …We provide a modeling framework to think about selective contracting in the health care sector. Two health care … derive an equilibrium where health insurers signal provider quality through their choice of provider network. Selective …
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What are the welfare effects of a policy that facilitates for insurance customers to privately and covertly learn about … their accident risks? We endogenize the information structure in Stiglitz's classic monopoly insurance model. We first show …
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We study a monopoly insurance model with endogenous information acquisition. Through a continuous effort choice …
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We study a labour market in which firms can observe workers’ output but not their effort, and in which a worker’s productivity in a given firm depends on a worker-firm specific component, unobservable for the firm. Firms offer wage contracts that optimally trade off effort and wage costs. As...
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We analyse the efficiency of the labour market outcome in a competitive search equilibrium model with endogenous …
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