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Insurance/Risk

Covering Risks Savings Family and friends Charity Private market insurance contracts Social insurance

Risk Risk Aversion Adverse Selection Moral Hazard Welfare Losses

Third-Party Transactions Gains Taxes

Flow of Funds Private insurance Medicaid Medicare Government programs/charities Uninsured Who pays?

Mandated Benefits Mandated benefits Consider substance abuse benefits

History of Insurance Guilds Industry Unions National health plans

The U.S. Baylor Hospital…1929 Blue Cross World War II The elderly

Managed Care Background The Response Closed systems Managed care HMOs

Controlling Costs Capitation Gatekeepers Withholds “Dr. Solomon’s Dilemma”

Risk-taking by MDs Half of primary care docs Top five Metropolitan areas California = $35-$50 Bankruptcy Treat all as capitated

Government’s Role Law and order Public goods and externalities Market failure Income redistribution and care of the poor

How Government Works Limited to core public functions Direct contracting Exert influence, but rarely control Entitlement financing Health regulation

Problems with Medicare 1997 changes Impending bankruptcy

Medicare Shortfall

Problems with Medicare Proposals for reform Politics of Medicare reform