W.E. Upjohn Institute / National Institute / NBER Summer Institute / Jonathan T. Kolstad The Wharton School University of Pennsylvania / Colonial Penn Center / Leonard Davis Institute / Economics Yale University / /
IndustryTerm
insurance contract / individual health insurance / counterfactual tax-based insurance expansion / purchase health insurance / employer-sponsored health insurance / health insurance benefit / individual health insurance market / mandate-based insurance expansion / health insurance coverage / purchase insurance / purchase health insurance coverage / purchase health insurance using pre-tax wages / servlet / health insurance / income / canonical insurance theory / health insurance exchange / /
Organization
Brookings Institution / Wharton Dean's Research Fund / National Institute / National Tax Association / Department of Revenue / University of Pennsylvania / MIT / Harvard / UC Berkeley / Wharton School University / NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH / NBER Summer Institute / federal government’s authority / Bureau of Economic Analysis / W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research / Kaiser Family Foundation / Yale University / Colonial Penn Center / Yale School of Public Health / federal government / Leonard Davis Institute for Health Economics / NBER Board of Directors / /
Person
Lauren Nichols / Clifford Winston / Aditi Sen / Matt Notowidigdo / Mark Pauly / Joseph Doyle / Ebonya Washington / Jonathan T. Kolstad / Charles Kolstad / Iris Chan / Erin Taylor / Michael Punzalan / Martin Hackmann / Tom Buchmueller / Heidi Williams / Bill Gale / Ben Handel / Amanda E. Kowalski / Hugh Gravelle / Alex Gelber / Baicker / Michael Grossman / Amanda Pallais / Amitabh Chandra / Fabian Lange / Vincent Pohl / John Friedman / /
Position
wB / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
District of Columbia / Pennsylvania / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Health Economics / the National Tax Association annual / /
Mandate-Based Health Reform and the Labor Market: Evidence from the Massachusetts Reform