Add to ORKGThis thesis analyzes risk-adjustment schemes, a regulatory means to reduce incentives for risk selection in health insurance markets. In Chapter 2 the causes of incentives for risk selection and the general structure of risk-adjustment schemes are explained. In the main part of this thesis (Chapter 3-5) the optimal design of a risk-adjustment scheme is derived with a special focus on morbidity measures, the econometric model and cost reimbursement. In the empirical part of this thesis the optimal risk-adjustment scheme is compared to the one currently used in Germany
Widespread integration of market-based incentives into healthcare systems calls for — and has elicit...
Risk adjustment in health insurance raises the question of how to treat variables which influence he...
The main objective of risk adjustment in systems of regulated competition on healthinsurance markets...
The object of the paper is to review theoretical and empirical contributions to the optimal manageme...
Risk adjustment schemes (RAS) within social insurance are designed to prevent health insurers from e...
In the absence of a perfect risk adjustment scheme, reimbursing health insurers' costs can reduce ri...
Risk adjustment in health insurance should be based on a notion of acceptable costs. This raises the...
Background: The risk compensation scheme (RCS) in the Statutory Health Insurance (SHI) was implement...
This paper studies general health insurance markets. It proposes an ex post risk adjustment scheme t...
A risk adjustment scheme (RAS) within social health insurance is designed to prevent insurers from e...
The main objective of risk adjustment in systems of regulated competition on health insurance market...
Many regulated health insurance markets include risk adjustment (aka risk equalization) to mitigate ...
In most markets, competition induces efficiency by ensuring that goods are priced according to their...
Risk adjustment as currently implemented or proposed has two important weaknesses. First, health ins...
Abstract This thesis presents three empirical studies in the field of health insurance in Switzerlan...
Widespread integration of market-based incentives into healthcare systems calls for — and has elicit...
Risk adjustment in health insurance raises the question of how to treat variables which influence he...
The main objective of risk adjustment in systems of regulated competition on healthinsurance markets...
The object of the paper is to review theoretical and empirical contributions to the optimal manageme...
Risk adjustment schemes (RAS) within social insurance are designed to prevent health insurers from e...
In the absence of a perfect risk adjustment scheme, reimbursing health insurers' costs can reduce ri...
Risk adjustment in health insurance should be based on a notion of acceptable costs. This raises the...
Background: The risk compensation scheme (RCS) in the Statutory Health Insurance (SHI) was implement...
This paper studies general health insurance markets. It proposes an ex post risk adjustment scheme t...
A risk adjustment scheme (RAS) within social health insurance is designed to prevent insurers from e...
The main objective of risk adjustment in systems of regulated competition on health insurance market...
Many regulated health insurance markets include risk adjustment (aka risk equalization) to mitigate ...
In most markets, competition induces efficiency by ensuring that goods are priced according to their...
Risk adjustment as currently implemented or proposed has two important weaknesses. First, health ins...
Abstract This thesis presents three empirical studies in the field of health insurance in Switzerlan...
Widespread integration of market-based incentives into healthcare systems calls for — and has elicit...
Risk adjustment in health insurance raises the question of how to treat variables which influence he...
The main objective of risk adjustment in systems of regulated competition on healthinsurance markets...