Staff Profiles
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Kanika KapurOff-Site Office Economist EducationPh.D. in economics, Northwestern University |
Research Focus
Labor and health economics; health insurance and labor outcomes; managed care; health care utilization and expenditures; health care reform
RAND Research Areas
Child Policy; Civil Justice; Health and Health Care; Workforce and Workplace
Recent Projects
- Effect of socio-economic status on medical expenditure
- Individual health insurance
- Health cost consequences of being uninsured
- Employment and health in small firms
- Risk adjustment for the Medicare population
Selected Publications
K. Kapur, M. Susan Marquis and Jose Escarce, "Health Insurance within the Family: Can Subsidies Promote Family Coverage?", Inquiry, 2007
Kapur, K., Rogowski, J., "The Role of Health Insurance in Joint Retirement among Married Couples", Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 2007
Kapur, K., Susan Marquis, Melinda Buntin, Jose Escarce, Thomas Louis and Jill Yegian, "The Role of Product Design in Consumers' Choices in the Individual Health Insurance", Health Services Research, 2007
Kapur, K., Jose Escarce, Susan Marquis and Kosali Simon, "Where Do the Sick Go? Health Insurance and Employment in Small and Large Firms", Southern Economic Journal, 2007
Buntin, MB; Damberg, C; Haviland, A; Kapur, K; Lurie, N; McDevitt, R; Marquis, MS, "Consumer-directed heath care: Early evidence about effects on cost and quality", Health Affairs, 25(6) 516-530, 2006
Kapur, K., Susan Marquis, Melinda Buntin, Jose Escarce, Jill Yegian, "The Duration of Individual Health Insurance: Is it More than Bridge Coverage?", Inquiry, 42(4), 2006
Research Focus
Health economics; labor economics; health insurance; health care costs and utilization
RAND Research Areas
Child Policy; Civil Justice; Health and Health Care; Workforce and Workplace
Recent Projects
- Effect of Socio-economic Status on Medical Expenditure
- Individual Health Insurance
- Health Cost Consequences of Being Uninsured
- Employment and Health in Small Firms
- Risk Adjustment for the Medicare Population




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