2007 Proceedings

1. Transferring the Sticky: Individual Annuity Demand and Demographic Risk
   Roman N. Schulze-Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
   Thomas Post-University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
   
   
2. Mandated Health Insurance Benefits and the Utilization and Outcomes of Infertility Treatments
   M. Kate Bundorf-Stanford University
   Melinda Henne-Stanford Univeristy
   Laurence Baker-Stanford University
   
   
3. Competitive Screening in Insurance Markets with Endogenous Labor Supply
   Nick Netzer-University of Konstanz
   Florian Scheuer-MIT
   
   
4. Exiting the Health Insurance Market as a Rational Choice: Demand for Health Insurance in a Learning Model
   Rahul Jain-University of Maryland
   
   
5. Noise Hedging and Executive Compensation
   Neil A. Doherty-University of Pennsylvania
   James R. Garven-Baylor University
   Sven H. Sinclair-Congressional Budget Office
   
   
6. Benefits of Multi-Jurisdictional Regulation of the Life Insurance Industry: Fact or Fiction?
   Michael McShane-The Univeristy of Mississippi
   Larry A. Cox-The University of Mississippi
   
   
7. Providers' Affiliation, Insurance and Collusion
   Jean-Mark Bourgeon-INRA and Ecole Polytechnique
   Pierre Picard-Ecole Polytechnique and HEC-Paris
   Jerome Pouyet-Ecole Polytechnique
   
   
8. Hidden Regret and Advantageous Selection in Insurance Markets
   Rachel J. Huang -Ming Chuan University
   Alexander Muermann-University of Pennsylvania
   Larry Y. Tzeng-National Taiwan University
   
   
9. Negilgence, Ignorance, and the Demand for Liability Insurance
   Vickie Bajtelsmit-Colorado State University
   Paul Thistle-University of Nevada Las Vegas
   
   
10. Individual vs. Aggregate Preferences:The Case of a Small Fish in a Big Pond
    Douglas Blackburn-Indiana University
    Andrey D. Ukhov-Indiana University