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Who Might Respond to Financial Incentives That Use Lower Cost Sharing to Change Health Care Services Use Behavior? (PDF)
Employee Benefit Research Institute [EBRI] 
Dec. 13, 2010
Pages 13-18 of 20 pages. Excerpt: This article examines whether health care consumers would be interested in, or might find useful, financial incentives that are aimed at changing an individual's health behavior. Understanding how individuals respond to financial incentives in their health coverage is crucial to the design of plans that are effective in steering them to high-quality, cost-effective providers. Data for this article are from the EBRI/MGA 2010 Health Confidence Survey.
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