BUAD 333 Health Insurance

 Students will explore the multifaceted nature of insurance coverage and dissect the economic principles that drive the demand for health insurance. Key concepts such as adverse selection, underwriting, rate making, and risk adjustment will be analyzed to understand their impact on the market. The course will also scrutinize the phenomena of moral hazard, utilization management, and the dynamics of selective contracting. Through case studies and presentations, learners will investigate topics like the Demand for Health Insurance, Insurance Market Structure, Risk Adjustment, Moral Hazard and Prices, Utilization Management, Selective Contracting, Conduct, and Performance, Premium Sensitivity for Health Insurance, and Retiree Coverage.

 

Offered

Every year