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Direct Versus Indirect Standardization in Risk Adjustment

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resolves10.1006/jeth.1995.1018
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resolves10.2307/20079162
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Redistribution and individual characteristics
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Lorenz Dominance and Non-welfaristic Redistribution
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no DOI — not checkedRisk equalisation and voluntary health insurance markets: the case of Ireland
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no DOI — not checkedRisk adjustment and the trade-off between efficiency and risk selection: an application of the theory of fair compensation
no DOI — not checkedRisk selection and the specification of the conventional risk adjustment formula
no DOI — not checkedRisk adjustment and risk selection on the sickness fund insurance market in five European countries
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