The demand for medical care : what people pay does matter

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in The American economic review (1998)

Choice among employer-provided insurance plans

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in Aging issues in the United States and Japan (2001)

Capturing the evolution of dealer credit terms related to securities financing and OTC derivatives : some initial results from the New Senior Credit Officer Opinion Survey On Dea...

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht 2010

The impact of intrafamily correlations on the viability of catastrophic insurance

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in Frontiers in the economics of aging (1998)

Financial statistics for the United States and the crisis : what did they get right, what did they miss, and how could they change?

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in Measuring wealth and financial intermediation and their links to the real economy (2015)

Financial statistics for the United States and the crisis : what did they get right, what did they miss, and how should they change?

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht 2010

Insurance or self-insurance? : Variation, persistence, and individual health accounts

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht 1996

Why do some firms spend so much on medical care? : Accounting for variation

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in Frontiers in health policy research (2000)

Individual expenditures and medical saving accounts : can they work?

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in Labor markets and firm benefit policies in Japan and the United States (2003)

Health expenditure persistence and the feasibility of medical savings accounts

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in Tax policy and the economy (1997)

Insurance or self-insurance? : Variation, persistence, and individual health accounts

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in Inquiries in the economics of aging (1998)

The sources of cost difference in health insurance plans : a decomposition analysis

von Eichner, Matthew J.
Veröffentlicht in Themes in the economics of aging (2001)