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We study the problem of unemployment benefit provision when the family is also a provider of social insurance. As a … benchmark, a simple model is presented where risksharing motives govern intra-family transfers and more generous unemployment … benefits, provided by the State, crowd out family risk-sharing arrangements one-forone. The model is then extended to capture …
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We study the problem of unemployment benefit provision when the family is also a provider of social insurance. As a … benchmark, a simple model is presented where risk-sharing motives govern intra-family transfers and more generous unemployment … benefits, provided by the State, crowd out family risk-sharing arrangements one-for-one. The model is then extended to capture …
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Children can be considered as a marriage-specific investment that increases the value of the marriage, making a divorce … children conceived during first marriage. Our results indicate that the presence of children significantly reduces the … probability of marital disruption. In addition, the younger the children, the greater the deterrent effect. In contrast, we …
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This paper develops and estimates a life‐cycle equilibrium labor search model in which heterogeneous firms determine health insurance provisions and heterogeneous workers sort themselves into jobs with different compensation packages over the life cycle. I study the optimal joint design of...
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This paper studies a market for a medical product in which there is perfect competition among health insurers, while the good is sold by a monopolist. Individuals differ in their severity of illness and there is ex post moral hazard. We consider two regimes: one in which insurers use coinsurance...
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In a model where patients face budget constraints that make some treatments unaffordable, we ask which treatments should be covered by universal basic insurance and which by private voluntary insurance. We argue that both cost effectiveness and prevalence are important if the government wants to...
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This paper introduces a tractable model of health insurance with both moral hazard and adverse selection. We show that government sponsored universal basic insurance should cover treatments with the biggest adverse selection problems. Treatments not covered by basic insurance can be covered on...
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To design premium subsidies in a health insurance market it is necessary to estimate consumer demand, cost, and study how different subsidy schemes affect insurers' incentives. I combine data on household-level enrollment and plan-level claims from the Californian Affordable Care Act insurance...
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