Consumers, insurers, and market behavior

Article Abstract:

The author examines data on the 16 million Americans with private individual health insurance and compares this population with Americans with group health insurance coverage. The varying impact of state regulations and differences between individual and group markets are examined.

United States, Insurance industry, Statistics

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Lessons from New Jersey

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The authors examine New Jersey regulations aimed at expanding individual health insurance market coverage for all state residents. The development and scope of the state's Individual Health Coverage Program is discussed and the impact of the plan is analyzed.

New Jersey, Evaluation

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Riding the bull: experience with individual market reform in Washington, Kentucky and Massachusetts

Article Abstract:

The author discusses individual health insurance market reforms in Washington, Kentucky and Massachusetts during the early 1990s. Issues stemming from the reforms common to the states are outlined.

Washington, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Comparative analysis

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