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Title

Optimizing Outcomes on the Health Insurance Exchanges

Author(s)

Tom Baker, University of PennsylvaniaFollow
Jonathan T. Kolstad, University of Pennsylvania
Amanda Starc
Kevin G. Volpp, University of PennsylvaniaFollow

Publication Date

11-2013

Files

Volume

1

Number

11

Document Type

Brief

Summary

The success of the new health insurance exchanges will depend greatly on the quality of the enrollment decisions that consumers make. Choosing the wrong insurance product can translate into billions of dollars in wasteful spending at the national level. Faculty at the University of Pennsylvania have contributed to several studies outlining important ways that the exchanges can be made to work better for consumers—and for the larger economy.

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Optimizing Outcomes on the Health Insurance Exchanges

Keywords

Obamacare, HIX, Affordable Care Act, Health Insurance

Recommended Citation

Baker, Tom; Kolstad, Jonathan T.; Starc, Amanda; and Volpp, Kevin G., "Optimizing Outcomes on the Health Insurance Exchanges" (2013). Wharton Public Policy Initiative Issue Briefs. 22.
https://repository.upenn.edu/pennwhartonppi/22