9 - Health Policy Flashcards

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Why should governments intervene in healthcare markets?

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Imperfect information - adverse selection in the healthcare market

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3
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Redistributive argument: two dimension of inequality

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4
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Redistribution from rich to poor:

against argument - consumer sovereignty

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5
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The choice of instruments in healthcare

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6
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The generosity of health insurance

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7
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**Optimal health insurance generosity

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Important definition

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8
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Show on a graph:

The deadweight loss from excessive health care

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9
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The price elasticity of healthcare

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10
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Selection bias equation

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11
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Rand health insurance experiment

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12
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Public healthcare in the US

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13
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How does medicaid affect health?

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14
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Medicaid expansions in the 80s and 90s

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See lecture notes MT-9 p.24

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15
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Estimate the effect of Medicaid on health outcome: Currie-Gruber

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16
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The rise in healthcare spending

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17
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Why is health care spending rising?

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18
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Why are healthcare costs rising?

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19
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Summary: Health Policy

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