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We evaluate the consequences of narrow hospital networks in commercial health care markets. We develop a bargaining solution, Nash-in-Nash with Threat of Replacement, that captures insurers' incentives to exclude, and combine it with California data and estimates from Ho and Lee (2017) to...
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levels of exclusion. Pairing our framework with hospital and insurance demand estimates from Ho and Lee (2017), we compare …
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We evaluate the consequences of narrow hospital networks in commercial health care markets. We develop a bargaining solution, Nash-in-Nash with Threat of Replacement, that captures insurers' incentives to exclude, and combine it with California data and estimates from Ho and Lee (2017) to...
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-coordination in the relatively open plans that dominate commercial insurance, namely Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs). We …
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We examine how heterogeneity in customers' multi-homing tendencies affects a platform's response to new entrants in its market. We develop a formal model to generate empirical predictions and then test them leveraging a historical setting: TV broadcast station entry into local newspaper markets...
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Facebook and Google and other internet giants are multisided markets (MSM). The user-side of the market, prices are zero - "free." On the other side of the market, Facebook's and Google's revenues are derived from advertising which appears when the users click on advertisers' web sites. They can...
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