In the United States, households obtain health insurance through distinct market segments. To explore the economics of this segmentation, we consider the effects of pooling coverage provided through s
The U.S. health insurance system for working-age households is characterized not only by its heavy dependence on the labor market but also by the segregation of risk pools across its three components:
Die vorliegende Statistik zeigt die Korrelation nach Pearson zwischen den Leistungsbereichen einer Eigenmarke und der Eigenmarkenbindung in der deutschen Lebensmittelbranche nach Vertriebstyp. Die Kor
