A structural econometric model of family valuation and choice of employer-sponsored health insurance in the United States

Keyphrases

• United States 100%
• Employer-sponsored Health Insurance 100%
• Structural Econometric Model 100%
• Wage Earners 100%
• Medical Care 50%
• Health Status 50%
• Expected Utility 50%
• Health Insurance 50%
• National Medical Expenditure 50%
• Expenditure Survey 50%
• Working Hours 50%
• Families with children 50%
• Earnings Potential 50%
• Employment Insurance 50%
• Household Model 50%
• Heterogeneous Demand 50%
• Welfare Effects 50%
• Insurance Choice 50%
• Wage Insurance 50%
• Insurance Reform 50%
• Health Insurance Benefits 50%

Social Sciences

• Social Security 100%
• Health Care 25%
• Working Time 25%
• Health Status 25%
• Structural Model 25%
• Profit 25%
• Household 25%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Econometric Model 100%
• Health Insurance 100%
• Profit 25%
• Welfare Analysis 25%