This is a timely and incisive analysis of one of the most debated questions in healthcare reform, in which economist David F. Bradford and his co-author examine how community rating paired with a mandatory insurance purchase requirement would reshape the health insurance market, revealing who gains, who pays, and how costs shift across generations, essential reading for anyone following US health policy, health economics, and the future of insurance reform.
The authors examine the intergenerational transfers that can be expected from a shift to community rating under a mandatory health insurance purchase requirement.
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