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Economics Network for Competition & Regulation

Economics Network for Competition & Regulation. The Market for Health Care Panel: Frank de Grave (CTG/Zaio) Mindert Mulder (CTG/Zaio) (chair) Trea Laske–Alderhof (EUR) Joep Sonnemans (UvA) Joop Hendriks (Agis).

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Economics Network for Competition & Regulation

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  1. Economics Network for Competition & Regulation

  2. The Market for Health CarePanel: Frank de Grave (CTG/Zaio) Mindert Mulder (CTG/Zaio) (chair) Trea Laske–Alderhof (EUR) Joep Sonnemans (UvA) Joop Hendriks (Agis)

  3. I. The high mobility of the insured is unique for this year. (Trea Laske-Alderhof, EUR) In favour: 19 Against: 36 Undecided: -

  4. III. First we need to develop knowledge about consumer decision making strategies, and only then policies to support consumers in their choices. (Joep Sonnemans, UvA) In favour: 30 Against: 15 Undecided: -

  5. IV. In the end, quality will always prevail. (Joop Hendriks, Agis Zorgverzekeringen) In favour: 15 Against: 40 Undecided: -

  6. Financial Markets Panel: Fieke van der Lecq (NMa, EUR) (chair) Henriëtte Prast (DNB/UvT/Netspar) Peter Mulder (Intomart GfK) Niels Visser (Rabobank)

  7. II. Because of too much complexity and too much uncertainty, the Lifecycle product is still not a huge success. (Niels Visser, Rabobank) In favour: 16 Against: 5 Undecided: 1

  8. III. The new bank account for pension savings, on the contrary, will probably be successful thanks to its relative simplicity. (Niels Visser, Rabobank) In favour: 13 Against: 7 Undecided: 2

  9. IV. Selling pensions need to become more interesting from a commercial point of view. (Peter Mulder, Intomart GfK) In favour: 4 Against: 18 Undecided: 2

  10. Create and environment in which:- unsophisticated “investors” are guided to a choice that makes them better off.- sophisticated “investors” have more freedom.- choice is not limited.(Henriëtte Prast, DNB/Tilburg University/Netspar) In favor: 19 Against: 2 Undecided: 1

  11. The Market for EducationPanel: Derk Reneman (MinOCenW) (chair) Adrie Visscher (U Twente) Eric Wiebes (MinEZ)

  12. Parents have a need for information on various aspects of school performance, including quality of education.The quality of education is difficult to measure. Uncertain information is better than no information. There should be invested in increasing the validity of information on the quality of education.

  13. Schools should regard parents and pupils as customers and there should be incentives for schools to regard parents and pupils as such.These incentives are more effective to boost education performance than information.

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