The consequences of a public health insurance option: Evidence from Medicare Part D prescription drug markets
This paper examines a public option competing alongside private insurers in Medicare Part D. We estimate a random coefficient demand system and oligopoly supply-side model with endogenous premium subsidies and risk adjustment payments. If the public option does not affect health risk sorting, counte...
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2013
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