The Role of Agents and Brokers in the Market for Health Insurance

[Liz]

The National Bulletin on Economic Research published a study on insurance agents and brokers and their role in helping employers navigate the complexities of health insurance markets and health care reform. This research paper discusses the influence of agents and brokers on small firms, who are particularly vulnerable to health insurance financing issues.

Note: it costs $5.


The Role of Agents and Brokers in the Market for Health Insurance!

 

[PhxSunsFan]

5 bucks? can someone rich buy it and post if here? liz?

 

[Sam]

Thats against their rules, so she can't post it, but in my opinion, it is worth the price

 

[houcoogster]

Thats against their rules, so she can't post it, but in my opinion, it is worth the price

Can you just give us the jest of it?

 

[munda4545]

Hi friends,
I got the role of an agent report.
Author terms not allowed me to post here, but send me an e-mail
& we'd share...

 

[FLM2]

I bought the report and can save each of you the $5.

The jist is 'small businesses that work through brokers pay less for their group coverage, on the average, than those who don't'

I didn't read anything else in the report that had anything of interest to a health insurance broker.

 

[houcoogster]

I bought the report and can save each of you the $5.

The jist is 'small businesses that work through brokers pay less for their group coverage, on the average, than those who don't'

I didn't read anything else in the report that had anything of interest to a health insurance broker.

Thanks FLM2,

I would imagine the same would be true for a business that uses a CPA, those businesses probably pay less taxes.

Many more examples of course.

 

[Ann H]

I'm going to quit my health insurance job and sell articles for $5 a pop.

 

[houcoogster]

I'm going to quit my health insurance job and sell articles for $5 a pop.

Your articles should be worth at least $6.95 a pop.

 

[FLM2]

I'm going to quit my health insurance job and sell articles for $5 a pop.

You could write 3 sentences and have more content than the gibberish in that research report...