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    Health care financing over the life cycle, universal medical vouchers and welfare 

    Jung, Juergen; Tran, Chung (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2010-01)
    In this paper we develop a general equilibrium overlapping generations (OLG) model with health shocks to analyze the life-cycle pattern of insurance choice and health care spending. We use data from the Medical Expenditure ...
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    Transfers and labor market behavior of the elderly in developing countries: theory and evidence from Vietnam 

    Jung, Juergen; Tran, Chung (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2009-08-28)
    In this paper we argue that the strategic interaction between the labor supply decision of the elderly and private transfers from their children lowers the opportunity cost of leisure of the elderly. This in turn magnifies ...
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    Does the availability of parental health insurance affect the college enrollment decision of young Americans? 

    Hall, Diane M. Harnek; Jung, Juergen; Rhoads, Thomas (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2010-06)
    The present study examines whether the college enrollment decision of young individuals (student full-time, student part-time, non-student) depends on health insurance coverage via a parent’s family health plan. Our findings ...
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    A macroeconomic analysis of energy subsidies in a small open economy 

    Glomm, Gerhard; Jung, Juergen (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2013)
    We construct a dynamic model of a small open economy to analyze the effects of large energy subsidies. The model includes domestic energy production and consumption, trade in energy at world market prices, as well as private ...
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    Global social interactions with sequential binary decisions: the case of marriage, divorce, and stigma 

    Christensen, Finn; Jung, Juergen (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2010-01-23)
    This paper studies global social interactions in a stylized model of marriage and divorce with complementarities across agents. The key point of departure from traditional models of social interactions is that actions are ...
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    Medical consumption over the life cycle: facts from a U.S. medical expenditure panel survey 

    Jung, Juergen; Tran, Chung (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2010)
    We investigate the association between age and medical spending in the U.S. using data from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS). We estimate a partial linear seminonparametric model and construct “pure” life-cycle ...
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    Subjective health expectations 

    Jung, Juergen; Huynh, Kim P. (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2010)
    Subjective health expectations are derived using data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS). We first use a Bayesian updating mechanism to correct for focal point responses and reporting errors of the original health ...
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    Market inefficiency, insurance mandate and welfare: U.S. health care reform 2010 

    Jung, Juergen; Tran, Chung (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2014-09)
    We quantify the effects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) using a stochastic general equilibrium overlapping generations model with endogenous health capital accumulation calibrated to match U.S. data on health spending and ...
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    Aging and health financing in the U.S.: a general equilibrium analysis 

    Jung, Juergen; Tran, Chung; Chambers, Matthew (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2016)
    We quantify the effects of population aging on the U.S. healthcare system. Our analysis is based on a stochastic general equilibrium overlapping generations model of endogenous health accumulation calibrated to match ...
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    Social health insurance: a quantitative exploration 

    Jung, Juergen; Tran, Chung (Towson University. Department of Economics, 2016-06)
    We quantify the welfare implications of three alternative approaches to providing health insurance: (i) a US-style mix of private and public health insurance, (ii) compulsory univer- sal public health insurance (UPHI) and ...
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