2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhealeco.2010.12.007
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Impact of health savings accounts on precautionary savings, demand for health insurance and prevention effort

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“…This difference, however, was not statistically significant. Recent non-experimental evidence comes from Spenkuch (2012), who finds moral hazard among Mexican families after the introduction of the Seguro Popular en Salud, while Steinorth (2011) shows that the same phenomenon is observed when looking at the Health Savings Accounts in the US. Evidence on ex post overconsumption of healthcare has been found, for example, by Liu et al (2012) in Croatia, van Dijk et al (2012 in the Netherlands and Sapelli and Vial (2003) in…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…This difference, however, was not statistically significant. Recent non-experimental evidence comes from Spenkuch (2012), who finds moral hazard among Mexican families after the introduction of the Seguro Popular en Salud, while Steinorth (2011) shows that the same phenomenon is observed when looking at the Health Savings Accounts in the US. Evidence on ex post overconsumption of healthcare has been found, for example, by Liu et al (2012) in Croatia, van Dijk et al (2012 in the Netherlands and Sapelli and Vial (2003) in…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…They meant to explore the relationship between medical demands and health insurance, but accidentally found that income had greater impact on health insurance choices than medical demands. Steinorth investigated health savings accounts (HSAs) as both a form of insurance and a saving vehicle in an expected utility framework showing that individuals voluntarily chose a positive deductible and increased their savings with HSAs. He also found that an increased tax subsidy might worsen moral hazard issues.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…stanowiących dodatkową zachętę dla decydenta, związanych z uczestnictwem w określonym planie zdrowotnym. Na potrzeby analizy wyboru produktu zdrowotnego rozważany będzie model bazujący na koncepcji Steinorth [2011], a w szerszym ujęciu na pracy Kotlikoff a [1986], zmodyfi kowany o dodatkowe elementy. Jest to model dyskretny oparty na następujących założeniach: 1.…”
Section: Medyczne Konta Oszczędnościowe W Obszarze Decyzji Fi Nansowyunclassified
“…1999;Remler i Glied 2006;Cardon i Showalter 2007]. W ciągu ostatnich kilkunastu lat problematyka medycznych kont oszczędnościo-wych zyskała również coraz większe zainteresowanie badaczy w Europie, zarówno od strony teoretycznej [Henke i Borchardt 2003;Steinorth 2011], jak i praktycznych możliwości wdrażania [Dixon 2002;Kiszka i Sowada 2007;Th omson i Mossialos 2008;Borda 2011]. W rezultacie, w literaturze można znaleźć wiele dyskusyjnych -zarówno pozytywnych, jak i negatywnych -poglądów na temat zastosowania tego sposobu fi nansowania we współczesnych systemach zdrowotnych.…”
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