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1. Health Reform, Health Insurance, and Selection: Estimating Selection into Health Insurance Using the Massachusetts Health Reform.

Author

Hackmann MB, Kolstad JT, and Kowalski AE

Subjects
Health Care Reform, Hospital Costs statistics & numerical data, Humans, Massachusetts, Insurance Coverage economics, Insurance Coverage statistics & numerical data, Insurance Selection Bias, Insurance, Health economics, Insurance, Health statistics & numerical data, Universal Health Insurance economics, Universal Health Insurance statistics & numerical data
Published
2012
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2. Designing health insurance exchanges: key decisions.

Author

Starc A and Kolstad JT

Subjects
Federal Government, Government Regulation, Humans, Massachusetts, National Health Insurance, United States economics, National Health Insurance, United States legislation & jurisprudence, State Government, United States, Universal Health Insurance economics, Universal Health Insurance legislation & jurisprudence, Choice Behavior, Community Participation economics, Community Participation legislation & jurisprudence, Health Care Reform economics, Health Care Reform legislation & jurisprudence, Insurance Benefits economics, Insurance Benefits legislation & jurisprudence, Insurance Coverage economics, Insurance Coverage legislation & jurisprudence, Insurance, Health economics, Insurance, Health legislation & jurisprudence, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act economics, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act legislation & jurisprudence, Policy Making, Private Sector economics, Private Sector legislation & jurisprudence
Abstract

A cornerstone of health care reform is the establishment of state-level insurance exchanges where individuals and small businesses can purchase health insurance in an online marketplace. States are required to develop an exchange by 2014, or participate in a federal one. The exchanges will help people without employer-sponsored insurance find and choose a health plan to meet their needs. This Issue Brief reviews the experience of Massachusetts in developing a health insurance exchange and offers policymakers guidance on key features and likely consumer responses.

Published
2012

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