Consider two types of rules that might govern an otherwise unregulated health insurance market: (1) Insurance companies can price-discriminate against the sick and old; (2) insurance companies cannot price discriminate against the sick and old.Explain why, in equilibrium, insurance may be very expensive for the sick and old regardless of which case we find ourselves in.
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