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Steps To Reduce Favorable Risk Selection In Medicare Advantage Largely Succeeded, Boding Well For Health Insurance Exchanges

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2015High-Cost Patients Had Substantial Rates Of Leaving Medicare Advantage And Joining Traditional Medicare121 cited
2015How Much Favorable Selection Is Left in Medicare Advantage?120 cited

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2014How Successful Is Medicare Advantage?117 cited

2014Measuring coding intensity in the Medicare Advantage program.72 cited

2016Tradeoffs in the design of health plan payment systems: Fit, power and balance67 cited

2013Competitive bidding in Medicare Advantage: Effect of benchmark changes on plan bids66 cited

2014Can Health Insurance Competition Work? Evidence from Medicare Advantage61 cited

2016Enrollee Choices after Their Health Plans are Terminated: Default Effects versus Persistent Preferences2 cited