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ROGER FELDMAN CURRICULUM VITA

May, 2014 OFFICE ADDRESS Division of Health Policy and Management University of Minnesota 420 Delaware Street, SE, MMC 729 Minneapolis, MN 55455 phone: (612) 624-5669/fax: (612) 624-2196 e-mail: feldm002@umn.edu EDUCATION University of Rochester, 1971-76 (in residence, 1971-74): PhD in Economics, 1976 Marshall Scholar, London School of Economics, 1967-69: MS in Economics, 1969 University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1963-67: BS, 1967 DISSERTATION The Supply and Demand for Physicians’ Hospital and Office Visits, advised by Sherwin Rosen and Richard N. Rosett AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Health economics, economics of insurance, public policy EMPLOYMENT Cátedra de Excelencia (Chair of Excellence), Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, Spain, 2010-present; in residence from September, 2010 – March, 2011 Blue Cross Professor of Health Insurance and Professor of Economics, University of Minnesota, 1995-present; Professor, 1985-95; Associate Professor, 1981-85; Assistant Professor, 1978-81 Visiting Professor, Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, 1993 Senior Economist, President’s Council of Economic Advisors, 1984-85 Assistant Professor of Economics and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Health Administration, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1976-78; Visiting Lecturer, 1975-76 Research Fellow, National Center for Health Services Research, 1974-75 ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW OR REVISION

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4. Carlin, Caroline S., Roger Feldman, and Bryan Dowd, “The Impact of Provider Consolidation on Price: Horizontal Integration and Tied Purchasing,” submitted to the American Journal of Health Economics, May, 2014. 3. Carlin, Caroline S., Roger Feldman, and Bryan Dowd, “The Impact of Hospital Acquisition of Physician Practices on Referral Patterns,” submitted to Health Economics, January, 2014. 2. Karaca-Mandic, Pinar, Roger Feldman, and Peter Graven, “The Role of Agents and Brokers in the Market for Health Insurance,” under revision for the Journal of Risk and Insurance. 1. Carlin, Caroline S., Bryan Dowd, and Roger Feldman, “Changes in Quality of Health Care Delivery after Vertical Integration,” under revision for Health Services Research. PUBLICATIONS IN REFEREED JOURNALS 184. Abraham, Jean M., Roger Feldman, and Kosali Simon, “Did They Come to the Dance? Insurer Participation in Individual Market Exchanges,” forthcoming in the American Journal of Managed Care. 183. Chen, Song, Roger Feldman, and Stephen T. Parente, “A Five-Year Study of Health Expenditures among Full-Replacement CDHPs, Optional CDHPs, and Traditional Managed Care Plans,” Insurance Markets and Companies: Analyses and Actuarial Computations, 5:1 (2014), 6-16. 182. Jung, Kyoungrae, Roger Feldman, and Marshall McBean, “Demand for Prescription Drugs under Non-Linear Pricing in Medicare Part D,” International Journal of Health Care Finance & Economics, published online November 9, 2013, doi: 10.1007/s10754-013-9137-2. 181. Jung, Kyoungrae, Roger Feldman, and Marshall McBean, “Non-linear Pricing in Drug Benefits and Medication Use: The Case of Statin Compliance in Medicare Part D,” Health Services Research, published online December, 2013, doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.12125. 180. Frakt, Austin B., Steven D. Pizer, and Roger Feldman, “Plan-Provider Integration, Premiums and Quality in the Medicare Advantage Market,” Health Services Research, 48:6, Part 1 (2013), 1996-2013. Selected as the 2013 John M. Eisenberg Article of the Year in Health Services Research. 179. Lobo, Félix and Roger Feldman, “Generic Drug Names and Social Welfare,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 38:3 (2013), 573-597. 178. Parente, Stephen T. and Roger Feldman, “Micro-simulation of Private Health Insurance and Medicaid Take-up Following the U.S. Supreme Court Decision Upholding the Affordable Care Act,” Health Services Research, published online February 10, 2013, doi:10.1111/1475-6773.12036. 177. Jung, Kyoungrae and Roger Feldman, “Public Reporting and Market-Area Exit Decisions by Home Health Agencies,” Medicare & Medicaid Research Review, 2:4 (2012), http://dx.doi.org/10.5600/mmrr.002.04.a06.

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176. Feldman, Roger and Félix Lobo, “Competition in Generic Drug Markets: The Roles of Advertising, Trademarks, and Generic Names,” European Journal of Health Economics, published online 2012, doi:10.1007/s10198-012-0414-7. 175. Feldman, Roger, “Why Do Employers Self-Insure?” Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance, 37 (2012), 696-711. 174. Feldman, Roger and Kyoungrae Jung, “Testing the Hirshleifer-Riley Model: The Values of Information Sources for a Future Hospital Admission,” Journal of Consumer Policy, 2012, doi:10.1007/s10603-012-9197-6. 173. Feldman, Roger, “Filled Radar Charts Should Not Be Used to Compare Social Indicators,” Social Indicators Research, 2012, doi: 10.1007/s11025-012-0028.6. 172. Frakt, Austin B., Steven D. Pizer and Roger Feldman, “The Effects of Market Structure and Payment Rates on Private Medicare Health Plan Entry,” Inquiry, 49:1 (Spring, 2012), 15-36. 171. Abraham, Jean M., John A. Nyman, Roger Feldman, and Nathan Barleen, “The Effect of Regular Exercise on Medical Expenditures in an Employee Population,” Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 54:3 (March, 2012), 280-285. 170. Dowd, Bryan, Roger Feldman, and William Nersesian, “Setting Pay for Performance Targets: Do Poor Performers Give Up?” Health Economics, February 2, 2012, doi:10.1002/hec.2773. 169. Abraham, Jean M., Roger Feldman, John A. Nyman, and Nathan Barleen, “What Factors Influence Participation in an Exercise-Focused Employer-Based Wellness Program?” Inquiry, 48:3 (Fall, 2011), 221-241. 168. Coulam, Robert, Roger Feldman, and Bryan Dowd, “Competitive Pricing and the Challenge of Cost Control in Medicare,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 36:4 (August, 2011), 649-689. 167. Jung, Kyoungrae, Roger Feldman, and Dennis Scanlon, “Where Would You Go for Your Next Hospitalization?” Journal of Health Economics, 30:4 (July, 2011), 832-841. 166. Town, Robert, Roger Feldman, and John Kralewski, “Market Power and Contract Form: Evidence from Physician Group Practices,” International Journal of Health Care Finance & Economics, 11:2 (June, 2011), 115-132. 165. Frakt, Austin B., Steven D. Pizer, and Roger Feldman, “Should Medicare Adopt the Veterans Health Administration Formulary?” Health Economics, 2011; doi: 110.1002/hec.1733. 164. Forte, Mary L., Roger Feldman, Robert L. Kane, and Marc F. Swiontkowski, “Provider Factors Associated with the Intramedullary Nail Use for Intertrochanteric Hip Fractures,” Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 92 (November, 2010), 2619-2620. 163. Jonk, Yvonne, Heidi O’Connor, Tamara Schult, Andrea Cutting, Roger Feldman, Diane Cowper Ripley, and Bryan Dowd, “Using the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey to Conduct Research on Medicare-Eligible Veterans,” Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development, 47:8 (2010), 797-814.

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162. Parente, Stephen T., Roger Feldman, Jean Abraham, and Xi Yu, “Consumer Response to a National Marketplace for Individual Health Insurance,” Journal of Risk and Insurance, 2010; doi: 10.1111/j.1539-6975.2010.01393.x. 161. Abraham, Jean Marie and Roger Feldman, “What Will Happen If Employers Drop Health Insurance? A Simulation of Employees’ Willingness to Purchase Insurance in the Individual Market,” National Tax Journal, 63 (2010), 191-213. 160. Parente, Stephen T., Roger Feldman, and Xi Yu, “Impact of Full Replacement with Consumer Driven Health Plans on Health Care Cost and Use of Preventive Services,” Insurance Markets and Companies: Analyses and Actuarial Computations, 1:1 (2010), 56-66. 159. Feldman, Roger and Stephen T. Parente, “Enrollee Incentives in Consumer Directed Health Plans: Spend Now or Save for Later?” Forum for Health Economics and Policy, 2010; http://www.bepress.com/fhep. 158. Forte, Mary L., Beth A. Virnig, Lynn E. Eberly, Marc Swiontkowski, Roger Feldman, Mohit Bhandari, and Robert L. Kane, “Provider Factors Associated with the Intramedullary Nail Use for Intertrochanteric Hip Fractures,” Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 92 (May, 2010), 1105-1114. 157. Abraham, Jean Marie and Roger Feldman, “Taking Up or Turning Down: New Estimates of Worker Demand for Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance,” Inquiry, 47:1 (Spring, 2010), 17-32. 156. Forte, Mary L., Beth A. Virnig, Marc F. Swiontkowski, Mohit Bhandari, Roger Feldman, Lynn E. Eberly, and Robert L. Kane, “Ninety-day Intertrochanteric Hip Fracture Mortality: Does Provider Volume Matter?” Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 92 (2010), 799-806. 155. Rosen, Bruce, Shuli Brammli-Greenberg, Revital Gross, and Roger Feldman, “When Co-Payments for Physician Visits Affect Supply as Well as Demand: Findings from a Natural Experiment in Israel’s National Health Insurance System,” International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 2010; doi:10.1002/hpm.1039. 154. Feldman, Roger, “Quality of Care in Single-Payer and Multi-Payer Health Systems,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy, and Law, 34:3 (August, 2009), 649-670. 153. Frakt, Austin B., Steven D. Pizer, and Roger Feldman, “Payment Reduction and Medicare Private Fee- for-Service Plans,” Health Care Financing Review, 30:3 (Spring, 2009), 15-24. 152. Virnig, Beth A., Nancy N. Baxter, Elizabeth B. Habermann, Roger Feldman, and Cathy Bradley, “A Matter of Race: Early-Versus Late-Stage Cancer Diagnosis,” Health Affairs, 28:1 (January/February, 2009), 160-168. 151. Techakehakij, Win and Roger Feldman, “Cost-Effectiveness of HPV Vaccination Compared with Pap Smear Screening on a National Scale: A Literature Review,” Vaccine, 2008; doi:10.1016/j.vaccine.2008.09.036. 150. Pizer, Steven D., Austin B. Frakt, and Roger Feldman, “Nothing for Something: Paying Twice for Drug Benefits in Medicare HMOs,” International Journal of Health Care Finance & Economics, 2008; doi:10.1007/s10754-008-9047-x. 149. Jarosek, Stephanie L., Beth A. Virnig, and Roger Feldman, “Palliative Radiation in Medicare-Certified

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Hospices,” Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 2008; doi:10.1016/j.painsymman.2008.05.03. 148. Zhang, Hui, Robert L. Kane, Bryan Dowd, and Roger Feldman, “Selection Bias and Utilization of the Dual Eligibles in Medicare and Medicaid HMOs,” Health Services Research, 43:5 (October, 2008), 1598-1618. 147. Parente, Stephen T., Roger Feldman, and Song Chen, “The Effects of a Consumer Driven Health Plan on Pharmaceutical Spending and Utilization: Do Three-Tier Plans Have a Competitor?” Health Services Research, 43:5 (October, 2008), 1542-1556. 146. Parente, Stephen T. and Roger Feldman, “Evolution and Early Evidence of the Impact of Consumer Driven Health Plans: From e-Commerce Venture to Health Savings Accounts,” Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research, 8:4 (August, 2008), 343-348. 145. Forte, Mary L., Beth A. Virnig, Robert L. Kane, Sara Durham, Mohit Bhandari, Roger Feldman, and Marc F. Swiontkowski, “Geographic Variation in Device Use for Intertrochanteric Hip Fractures,” Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 90:4 (April, 2008), 691-699. 144. Pizer, Steven D., Austin B. Frakt, and Roger Feldman, “Predicting Risk Selection Following Major Changes in Medicare,” Health Economics, 17:4 (April, 2008), 453-468. 143. Parente, Stephen, Jon B. Christianson, and Roger Feldman, “Consumer Directed Health Plans and the Chronically Ill,” Disease Management and Health Outcomes, 15:4 (2007), 239-248. 142. Town, Robert, Douglas Wholey, Roger Feldman, and Lawton R. Burns, “Hospital Consolidation Increases Racial and Income Disparities in Health Insurance Coverage,” Health Affairs, 26:4 (July/August, 2007), 1170-1180. 141. Feldman, Roger, Stephen T. Parente, and Jon B. Christianson, “Consumer Directed Health Plans: New Evidence on Spending and Utilization,” Inquiry, 44:1 (Spring, 2007), 26-40. 140. Feldman, Roger, “What is the Right Price in Discrete Choice Models of Health Plan Choice?” Health Services Research, 42:6, Part 1 (December, 2007), 2224-2229. 139. Town, Robert J., Douglas Wholey, Roger Feldman, and Lawton R. Burns, “Revisiting the Relationship between Managed Care and Hospital Consolidation” Health Services Research, 42:1, Part 1 (February, 2007), 219-238. 138. Dowd, Bryan, Roger Feldman, John Nyman, and Robert Town, “Setting Physicians’ Prices in FFS Medicare: An Economic Perspective,” Health Care Financing Review, 28:2 (Winter, 2006-2007), 97-111. 137. Abraham, Jean M., Roger Feldman, Caroline Carlin, and Jon Christianson, “The Effect of Quality Information on Consumer Choice of Health Plans: Evidence from the Buyers Health Care Action Group,” Journal of Health Economics, 25:4 (July, 2006), 762-781. 136. Levy, Robert A., John A. Nyman, Mary Gabay, William Riley, and Roger Feldman, “The Cost of Medicaid Annuities,” Health Affairs, 25:2 (March/April, 2006), 444-451. 135. Dowd, Bryan E., Robert F. Coulam, Roger Feldman, and Steven D. Pizer, “Fee-for-service Medicare in a Competitive Market Environment,” Health Care Financing Review, 27:2 (Winter, 2005-2006), 113-126.

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134. Feldman, Roger, Stephen T. Parente, Jean Abraham, Jon B. Christianson, and Ruth Taylor, “Health Savings Accounts: Early Evidence of National Take-up from the 2003 Medicare Modernization Act and Future Policy Proposals,” Health Affairs, 24:6 (November/December, 2005), 1582-1591. 133. Abraham, Jean, Roger Feldman, Jon Christianson, Caroline Carlin, and Linda Davis, “Are Employees Informed about their Health Care Coverage? Evidence from the Buyers Health Care Action Group,” Managed Care Interface, 18:7 (July, 2005), 29-36. 132. Feldman, Roger, Jean Abraham, Linda Davis, and Caroline Carlin, “Consumer Knowledge of the Impact of a Change in Prescription Drug Benefit Design,” Disease Management and Health Outcomes, 13:5 (November, 2005), 413-420. 131. Pizer, Steven D., Roger Feldman, and Austin B. Frakt, “Defective Design: An Inconsistent Approach to Regional Competition in the Medicare Modernization Act Will Be Very Costly to Taxpayers,” Health Affairs, Web Exclusive, August 23, 2005, W5-399-411. 130. Christianson, Jon B. and Roger Feldman, “Exporting the Buyers Health Care Action Group Purchasing Model: Lessons from Other Communities,” The Milbank Quarterly, 83:1 (April, 2005), 149-176. 129. Town, Robert, Roger Feldman, and Douglas Wholey, “The Impact of Ownership Conversions on HMO Performance,” International Journal of Health Care Finance & Economics, 4:4 (December, 2004), 327-342. 128. Abraham, Jean M., Roger Feldman, and Caroline Carlin, “Understanding Employee Awareness of Health Care Quality Information: How Can Employers Benefit?” Health Services Research, 39:6, Part I (December, 2004), 1799-1815. 127. Engberg, John, Douglas Wholey, Roger Feldman, and Jon B. Christianson, “The Effect of Merger on Health Maintenance Organization Costs,” Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 44:4 (October, 2004), 574-600. 126. Parente, Stephen T., Roger Feldman, and Jon B. Christianson, “Evaluation of the Effect of a Consumer-Driven Health Plan on Medical Care Expenditures and Utilization,” Health Services Research, 39:4, Part II (August, 2004), 1189-1209. 125. Christianson, Jon B., Stephen T. Parente, and Roger Feldman, “Consumer Experiences in a Consumer- Driven Health Plan,” Health Services Research, 39:4, Part II (August, 2004), 1123-1139. 124. Parente, Stephen T., Roger Feldman, and Jon B. Christianson, “Employee Choice of Consumer-Driven Health Insurance in a Multiplan, Multiproduct Setting,” Health Services Research, 39:4, Part II (August, 2004), 1091-1111. 123. Atherly, Adam, Bryan E. Dowd, and Roger Feldman, “The Effect of Benefits, Premiums and Health Risk on Health Plan Choice in the Medicare Program,” Health Services Research, 39:4, Part I (August, 2004), 847-864. 122. Maude-Griffin, Roland, Roger Feldman, and Douglas Wholey, “A Nash Bargaining Model of HMO Premiums,” Applied Economics, 36 (July, 2004), 1329-1336. 121. Connor, Robert, Douglas R. Wholey, Roger Feldman, and William Riley, “The Check is in the Mail: Determinants of Claims Payable Timing among Health Maintenance Organizations,” Inquiry, 41:1 (Spring, 2004),

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70-82. 120. Sutton, Harry, Roger Feldman, and Bryan Dowd, “Disruption of a Managed Competition Environment by Low-Ball Premium Bids: The Minnesota State Employees Group Insurance Program,” North American Actuarial Journal, 8:2 (April, 2004), 73-83. 119. Feldman, Roger and Jennifer Schultz, “Consumer Demand for Guaranteed Renewability in Health Insurance,” Journal of Consumer Policy, 27:1 (March, 2004), 75-97. 118. Feldman, Roger, Bryan Dowd, and Marian Wrobel, “Risk Selection and Benefits in the Medicare+Choice Program,” Health Care Financing Review, 25:1 (Fall, 2003), 23-36. 117. Pizer, Steven D., Austin B. Frakt, and Roger Feldman, “Payment Policy and Inefficient Benefits in the Medicare+Choice Program,” International Journal of Health Care Finance & Economics, 3:2 (June, 2003), 79-94. 116. Dowd, Bryan, Roger Feldman, and Robert Coulam, “The Effect of Health Plan Characteristics on Medicare+Choice Enrollment,” Health Services Research, 38:1, Part I (February, 2003), 113-135. 115. Feldman, Roger, Kenneth E. Thorpe, and Bradley Gray, “Policy Watch: The Federal Employees Health Benefits Plan,” Journal of Economic Perspectives, 16:2 (Spring, 2002), 207-217. 114. Dowd, Bryan and Roger Feldman, “Having It All: National Benefit Equity and Local Payment Parity in the Medicare Program,” Health Affairs, 21:3 (May/June, 2002), 208-214. 113. Christianson, Jon B. and Roger Feldman, “Evolution in the Buyers Health Care Action Group Purchasing Initiative,” Health Affairs, 22:1 (January/February, 2002), 76-88. 112. Harris, Katherine, Jennifer Schultz, and Roger Feldman, “Measuring Consumer Perceptions of Quality Differences among Competing Health Benefit Plans,” Journal of Health Economics, 21:1 (January, 2002), 1-17. 111. Call, Kathleen Thiede, Gestur Davidson, Anna Stauber Sommers, Roger Feldman, Paul Farseth, and Todd Rockwood, “Uncovering the Missing Medicaid Cases and Assessing Their Bias for Estimates of the Uninsured,” Inquiry, 38:4 (Winter, 2001/2002), 396-408. 110. Feldman, Roger, Bryan E. Dowd, Robert Coulam, Len Nichols, and Anne Mutti, “Premium Rebates and the Quiet Consensus on Market Reform for Medicare,” Health Care Financing Review, 23:2 (Winter, 2001), 19-33. 109. Levy, Helen and Roger Feldman, “Does the Incidence of Group Health Insurance Fall on Individual Workers?” International Journal of Health Care Finance & Economics, 1:3/4 (September/December, 2001), 227-248. 108. Dowd, Bryan, Roger Feldman, Matthew Maciejewski, and Mark V. Pauly, “The Effect of Tax-Exempt Out-of-Pocket Premiums on Health Plan Choice,” National Tax Journal, 44:4 (December, 2001), 741-756. 107. Galt, Kimberly A., Eugene C. Rich, John E. Kralewski, Paul D. Turner, Terence S. Bernhardt, Bryan Dowd, Roger Feldman, and Andrea DeVries, “Group Practice Strategies to Manage Pharmaceutical Cost in an HMO Network, American Journal of Managed Care, 7:11 (November, 2001), 1081-1090. 106. Dowd, Bryan and Roger Feldman, “Some Observations about Risk Adjustment Research,” Inquiry, 38:3 (Fall, 2001), 315-318.

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105. Feldman, Roger, Bryan Dowd, and Matthew Maciejewski, “A Demand-Side View of Risk Adjustment,” Inquiry, 38:3 (Fall, 2001), 280-289. 104. Feldman, Roger and Jennifer Schultz, “Who Uses Flexible Spending Accounts: The Effects of Employee Characteristics and Employer Strategies,” Medical Care, 39:7 (July, 2001), 661-669. 103. Schultz, Jennifer, Kathleen Thiede Call, Roger Feldman, and Jon Christianson, “Do Employees Use Report Cards to Access Health Care Provider Systems?” Health Services Research, 36:3 (July, 2001), 509-530. 102. Feldman, Roger, “An Economic Explanation for Fraud and Abuse in Public Medical Care Programs,” Journal of Legal Studies, 30:2, Part 2 (June, 2001), 569-578. 101. Feldman, Roger and Douglas Wholey, “Do HMOs Have Monopsony Power?” International Journal of Health Care Finance & Economics, 1:1 (March, 2001), 7-22. 100. Maciejewski, Matthew, Bryan Dowd, Kathleen Call, and Roger Feldman, “Comparing Mortality and Days of Survival for Medicare HMO and FFS Beneficiaries,” Health Services Research, 35:6 (February, 2001), 1245-1265. 99. Call, Kathleen Thiede, Bryan E. Dowd, Roger Feldman, Nicole Lurie, Marshall A. McBean, and Matthew Maciejewski, “Disenrollment from Medicare HMOs,” American Journal of Managed Care, 7:1 (January, 2001), 37-51. 98. Dowd, Bryan, Robert Coulam, and Roger Feldman, “A Tale of Four Cities: Medicare Reform and Competitive Pricing,” Health Affairs, 19:5 (September/October, 2000), 9-29. 97. Feldman, Roger, “The Ability of Managed Care to Control Health Care Costs: How Much Is Enough?” Journal of Health Care Finance, 26:3 (Spring, 2000), 15-25. Reprinted in Managed Care Quarterly, 8:3 (September, 2000), 58-65. 96. Kralewski, John E., Eugene C. Rich, Roger Feldman, Bryan E. Dowd, Terence Bernhardt, Christopher Johnson, and William Gold, “The Effects of Medical Group Practice and Physician Payment Methods on Costs of Care,” Health Services Research, 35:2 (August, 2000), 591-613. Winner of the National Institute for Health Care Management 7th Annual Research Award and the Academy for Health Services Research and Health Policy Article of the Year Award for 2001. 95. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “Managed Care and Risk Segmentation: Problem or Solution?” Journal of Health Economics, 19:4 (July, 2000), 499-512. 94. Pedersen, Craig A., Eugene C. Rich, John Kralewski, Roger Feldman, Bryan Dowd, and Terence S. Bernhardt, “Primary Care Physician Incentives in Medical Group Practices,” Archives of Family Medicine, 9 (May, 2000), 458-462. 93. Feldman, Roger, Jon Christianson, and Jennifer Schultz, “Do Consumers Use Information to Choose a Health Care Provider System?” Milbank Memorial Quarterly, 78:1 (March, 2000), 47-77. 92. Christianson, Jon, Roger Feldman, Jonathan P. Weiner, and Patricia Drury, “Early Experience with the Buyer's Health Care Action Group Direct Contracting Initiative,” Health Affairs, 18:6 (November/December,

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1999), 100-114. 91. Call, Kathleen Thiede, Bryan Dowd, Roger Feldman, and Matthew Maciejewski, “Selection Experiences in Medicare HMOs: Pre-enrollment Expenditures and Service Use,” Health Care Financing Review, 20:4 (Summer, 1999), 197-209. 90. Feldman, Roger, Bryan Dowd, and Robert Coulam, “The Federal Employees Health Benefits Plan: Implications for Medicare,” Inquiry, 36:2 (Summer, 1999), 188-199. 89. Feldman, Roger D., Douglas R. Wholey, and Jon B. Christianson, “HMO Consolidations: How National Mergers Affect Local Markets,” Health Affairs, 18:4 (July/August, 1999), 96-104. 88. Chan, Benjamin, Roger Feldman, and Will Manning, “The Effects of Group Size and Group Economic Factors on Collaboration: A Study of Financial Performance of Rural Hospital Consortia,” Health Services Research, 34:1 (April, 1999), 9-31. 87. Rich, Eugene C., John Kralewski, Roger Feldman, Bryan Dowd, and Terence S. Bernhardt, “Variations in the Management of Primary Care: Influence on Cost in an HMO Network,” Archives of Internal Medicine, 158 (November 23, 1998), 2363-2371. 86. Feldman, Roger, Carlos Escribano, and Laura Pellisé, “The Role of Government in Competitive Health Insurance Markets With Adverse Selection,” Health Economics, 7:8 (December, 1998), 659-670. 85. Feldman, Roger, Douglas Wholey, and Jon B. Christianson, “Do Medicare HMOs Cost-Shift?” Inquiry, 35:3 (Fall, 1998), 315-331. 84. Connor, Robert A., Roger D. Feldman, and Bryan E. Dowd, “The Effects of Market Concentration and Hospital Mergers on Hospital Costs and Prices,” International Journal of the Economics of Business, 5:2 (August, 1998), 159-180. 83. Kralewski, John E., Eugene C. Rich, Terence Bernhardt, Bryan Dowd, Roger Feldman, and Christopher Johnson, “The Organizational Structure of Medical Group Practices in a Managed Care Environment,” Health Care Management Review, 23:2 (1998), 76-96. 82. Feldman, Roger and Ruth S. Given, “HMO Mergers and Medicare: The Antitrust Issues,” Health Economics, 7:2 (March, 1998), 171-174. 81. Christianson, Jon B., Roger D. Feldman, and Douglas R. Wholey, “HMO Mergers: Estimating Impact on Premiums and Costs,” Health Affairs, 16:6 (November/December, 1997), 133-141. 80. Connor, Robert A., Roger D. Feldman, Bryan E. Dowd, and Tiffany A. Radcliff, “Which Types of Hospital Mergers Save Consumers Money?” Health Affairs, 16:6 (November/December, 1997), 62-74. 79. Feldman, Roger, Bryan Dowd, Scott Leitz, and Lynn A. Blewett, “The Effect of Premiums on the Small Firm's Decision to Offer Health Insurance,” Journal of Human Resources, 32:4 (Fall, 1997), 635-658. 78. Call, Kathleen Thiede, Nicole Lurie, Yvonne Jonk, Roger Feldman, and Michael D. Finch, “Who Is Still Uninsured in Minnesota: Lessons From State Reform Efforts,” Journal of the American Medical Association, 278:14 (October 8, 1997), 1191-1195.

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77. Maciejewski, Matthew L., Bryan E. Dowd, and Roger Feldman, “How Do States Buy Health Insurance for Their Own Employees?” Managed Care Quarterly, 5:3 (Summer, 1997), 11-19. 76. Feldman, Roger and Félix Lobo, “Global Budgets and Excess Demand for Hospital Care,” Health Economics, 6:2 (March-April, 1997), 187-196. 75. Wholey, Douglas, Roger Feldman, Jon B. Christianson, and John Engberg, “Scale and Scope Economies among Health Maintenance Organizations,” Journal of Health Economics, 15:6 (December, 1996), 657-684. 74. Feldman, Roger, Douglas Wholey, and Jon Christianson, “Economic and Organizational Determinants of HMO Mergers and Failures,” Inquiry, 33:2 (Summer, 1996), 118-132. 73. Feldman, Roger, Douglas Wholey, and Jon Christianson, “The Effect of Mergers on Health Maintenance Organization Premiums,” Health Care Financing Review, 17:3 (Spring, 1996), 171-189. 72. Dowd, Bryan, Roger Feldman, Ira Moscovice, Catherine Wisner, Pat Bland, and Mike Finch, “An Analysis of Selectivity Bias in the Medicare AAPCC,” Health Care Financing Review, 17:3 (Spring, 1996), 35-57. 71. Feldman, Roger and Karl A. Egge, “Savings Offsets in Future Care Costs for the Severely Injured: New Thoughts on an Unsettled Issue,” Journal of Forensic Economics, 8:3 (Winter, 1995), 239-245. Reprinted in The Economic Foundations of Injury and Death Damages, R.T. Kaufman, James D. Rodgers, and G. Martin, eds., Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2005. 70. Nyman, John A., Muhammad R. Akhtar, and Roger Feldman, “Does Revealing the Parameters That Trigger Review of Medicare Claims Change Provider Behavior? Results of the Parameter Release Study,” Medical Care, 33:10 (October, 1995), 1022-1034. 69. Wholey, Douglas, Roger Feldman, and Jon B. Christianson, “The Effect of Market Structure on HMO Premiums,” Journal of Health Economics, 14:1 (May, 1995), 81-105. Winner of the National Institute for Health Care Management 2nd Annual Research Award for 1996. 68. Feldman, Roger, Douglas Wholey, and Jon B. Christianson, “A Descriptive Economic Analysis of HMO Mergers and Failures, 1985-1992,” Medical Care Research and Review, 52:2 (June, 1995), 279-304. 67. Christianson, Jon B., Bryan Dowd, and Roger Feldman, “Open-Ended Options in Medicare Risk Contracts With HMOs,” Managed Care Quarterly, 3:1 (Winter, 1995), 47-55. 66. Dowd, Bryan and Roger Feldman, “Premium Elasticities of Health Plan Choice,” Inquiry, 31:4 (Winter, 1994/95), 438-444. 65. Feldman, Roger, “The Cost of Rationing Medical Care By Insurance Coverage and By Waiting,” Health Economics, 3 (1994), 361-372. 64. Dowd, Bryan, Ira Moscovice, Roger Feldman, Michael Finch, Catherine Wisner, and Steve Hillson, “Health Plan Choice in the Twin Cities Medicare Market,” Medical Care, 32:10 (October, 1994), 1019-1039. 63. Feldman, Roger, Steven Hillson, and Terence Wingert, “Measuring the Dimensions of Physician Work,” Medical Care, 32:9 (September, 1994), 943-957.

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62. Grogan, Colleen M., Roger D. Feldman, John A. Nyman, and Janet Shapiro, “How Will We Use Clinical Guidelines? The Experience of Medicare Carriers,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 19:1 (Spring, 1994), 7-26. 61. Feldman, Roger, “The Welfare Economics of a Health Plan Merger,” Journal of Regulatory Economics, 6 (1994), 67-86. 60. Feldman, Roger, “Who Pays for Mandated Health Insurance Benefits?” Journal of Health Economics, 12:3 (October, 1993), 341-348. 59. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “What Does the Demand Curve for Medical Care Measure?” Journal of Health Economics, 12:2 (July, 1993), 193-200. 58. Feldman, Roger, Greg Gifford and Bryan Dowd, “Effect of HMOs on Premiums in Employment-Based Health Plans,” Health Services Research, 27:6 (February, 1993), 779-811. Winner of the Association for Health Services Research Article of the Year Award for 1994. 57. Feldman, Roger, “Are We Splitting Hairs Over Splitting DRGs? “Health Services Research, 27:5 (December, 1992), 613-617. 56. Sullivan, Cynthia B., Marianne Miller, Roger Feldman, and Bryan Dowd, “Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance in 1991,” Health Affairs, 11:4 (Winter, 1992), 172-185. 55. Hillson, Steven D., Roger Feldman, and Terence D. Wingert, “Economies of Scope and Payment for Medicare Physician Services,” Medical Care, 30:9 (September, 1992), 822-831. 54. Dowd, Bryan, Jon Christianson, Roger Feldman, and Cathy Wisner, “Issues Regarding Health Plan Payments Under Medicare and Recommendations for Reform,” Milbank Quarterly, 70:3 (1992), 423-453. 53. Dowd, Bryan and Roger Feldman, “Insurer Competition and Protection from Risk Redefinition in the Individual and Small Group Health Insurance Market,” Inquiry, 29:2 (Summer, 1992), 148-157. 52. Kralewski, John E., Terence D. Wingert, Roger Feldman, Gary J. Rahn, and Thomas H. Klassen, “Factors Related to the Provision of Hospital Discounts for HMO Patients,” Health Services Research, 27:2 (June, 1992), 133-153. 51. Kralewski, John E., Roger Feldman, and Gregory Gifford, “Physician Perspectives on the Structure and Function of Group Practice HMOs,” The Physician Executive, 18:3 (May-June, 1992), 43-50. 50. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “Must Adverse Selection Cause Premium Spirals?” Journal of Health Economics, 10:3 (October, 1991), 350-357. 49. Dowd, Bryan and Roger Feldman, “Evaluating Exclusionary Interventions,” Journal of Health Economics, 10:3 (October, 1991), 343-348. 48. Feldman, Roger, “Discounting a Partially Tax-Sheltered Income Stream,” Journal of Forensic Economics, 4:3 (Fall, 1991), 333-337.

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47. Gifford, Gregory, Roger Feldman, Bryan Dowd, and Michael Finch, “A Simultaneous Equations Model of Employer Strategies for Controlling Health Benefit Costs,” Inquiry, 28:1 (Spring, 1991), 56-66. 46. Kralewski, John E., Roger Feldman, Bryan Dowd, and Janet Shapiro, “Strategies Employed by HMOs to Achieve Hospital Discounts: A Case Study of Seven HMOs,” Health Care Management Review, 16:1 (Winter, 1991), 9-16. 45. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “A New Estimate of the Welfare Loss of Excess Health Insurance,” American Economic Review, 81:1 (March, 1991), 297-301. 44. Dowd, Bryan, Roger Feldman, Steven Cassou, and Michael Finch, “Health Plan Choice and the Utilization of Health Care Services,” Review of Economics and Statistics, 73:1 (February, 1991), 85-93. 43. Feldman, Roger and Michael A. Morrisey, “Health Economics: A Report on the Field,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 15:3 (Fall, 1990), 627-646. 42. Feldman, Roger, Hung-Ching Chan, John Kralewski, Bryan Dowd, and Janet Shapiro, “Effects of HMOs on the Creation of Competitive Markets for Hospital Services,” Journal of Health Economics, 9:2 (September, 1990), 207-222. 41. Nyman, John A., Roger Feldman, Janet Shapiro, Colleen Grogan, and David Link, “Changing Physician Behavior: Does Medical Review of Part B Medicare Claims Make a Difference?” Inquiry, 27:2 (Summer, 1990), 127-137. 40. Feldman, Roger, John Kralewski, Janet Shapiro, and Hung-Ching Chan, “Contracts Between Hospitals and Health Maintenance Organizations,” Health Care Management Review, 15:1 (Winter, 1990), 47-60. 39. Feldman, Roger, Michael Finch, and Bryan Dowd, “The Role of Health Practices in HMO Selection Bias: A Confirmatory Study,” Inquiry, 26:3 (Fall, 1989), 381-387. 38. Feldman, Roger and Frank Sloan, “Competition Among Physicians, Revisited: Comment,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 14:3 (Fall, 1989), 621-625. 37. Feldman, Roger, John Kralewski, and Bryan Dowd, “HMOs: The Beginning or the End?” Health Services Research, 24:2 (June, 1989), 191-211. 36. Feldman, Roger, Michael Finch, Bryan Dowd, and Steven Cassou, “The Demand for Employment-Based Health Insurance Plans,” Journal of Human Resources, 24:1 (Winter, 1989), 115-142. 35. Feldman, Roger and Frank Sloan, “Competition Among Physicians, Revisited,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 13:2 (Summer, 1988), 239-261. Reprinted in Competition in the Health Care Sector: Ten Years Later, Warren Greenberg, ed., Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1988. 34. Dowd, Bryan E. and Roger Feldman, “Voluntary Reduction in Health Insurance Coverage: A Theoretical Analysis,” Eastern Economic Journal, 13:3 (July-September, 1987), 215-232 33. Feldman, Roger, “Health Insurance in the United States: Is Market Failure Avoidable?” Journal of Risk and Insurance, 54:2 (June, 1987), 298-313. 32. Kralewski, John E., Bryan Dowd, Roger Feldman, and Janet Shapiro, “The Physician Rebellion,”

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New England Journal of Medicine, 316:6 (February 5, 1987), 339-342. 31. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “Is There a Competitive Market for Hospital Services?” Journal of Health Economics, 5:3 (September, 1986), 277-292. 30. Feldman, Roger, Bryan Dowd, Don McCann, and Allan Johnson, “The Competitive Impact of HMOs on Hospital Finances: An Exploratory Study,” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 10:4 (Winter, 1986), 675-698. 29. Feldman, Roger and James Begun, “The Welfare Cost of Quality Changes Due to Professional Regulation,” Journal of Industrial Economics, 34:1 (September, 1985), 1-16. 28. Jensen, Gail, Roger Feldman, and Bryan Dowd, “Corporate Benefit Policies and Health Insurance Costs,” Journal of Health Economics, 3:3 (December, 1984), 275-296. 27. Kottke, Thomas E., Roger Feldman, and Daniel A. Albert, “Does the Risk Ratio Provide Sufficient Information for Clinical Decision-Making? A Test Case of Silent Gallstone Management,” Medical Decision Making, 4:2 (1984), 177-194. 26. Kralewski, John E., Roger Feldman, Bryan E. Dowd, and Janet Shapiro, “Employer Perspectives on the Preferred Provider Organization Concept,” Hospital and Health Services Administration, 29:4 (July/August, 1984), 123-139. 25. Feldman, Roger, Gail Jensen, and Bryan Dowd, “What Are Employers Doing to Create a Competitive Market for Health Care in the Twin Cities?” Contemporary Policy Issues, 3:2 (Winter, 1984-85), 69-88. 24. Sloan, Frank A., Roger Feldman, and Bruce Steinwald, “The Effect of Teaching on Utilization and Costs in Hospital Ancillary Departments,” Journal of Health Economics, 2:1 (March, 1983), 1-28. 23. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “Simulation of A Health Insurance Market with Adverse Selection,” Operations Research, 30:6 (November-December, 1982), 1027-1042. 22. Feldman, Roger and Warren Greenberg, “The Relationship between the Blue Cross Market Share and the Blue Cross 'Discount' on Hospital Charges: Reply,” Journal of Risk and Insurance, 49:4 (December, 1982), 643-651. 21. Feldman, Roger, “Equilibrium in Monopolistic Insurance Markets: An Extension to the Sales-Maximizing Monopolist,” Journal of Risk and Insurance, 49:4 (December, 1982), 602-611. 20. Kottke, Thomas E., Pekka Puska, Roger Feldman, Jukka T. Salonen, and Jaakko Tuomilehto, “A Decline in Earnings Losses Associated With a Community-Based Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Project,” Medical Care, 20:7 (July, 1982), 663-675. 19. Weisfeld, Glenn and Roger Feldman, “A Former Street Gang Leader Re-Interviewed Eight Years Later,” Journal of Crime and Delinquency, 28:4 (October, 1982), 567-581. Reprinted in Ronald J. Beger, ed., The Sociology of Juvenile Delinquency, Chicago, IL: Nelson-Hall Publishers, 1991. 18. Feldman, Roger and R.M. Scheffler, “The Union Impact on Hospital Wages and Fringe Benefits,” Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 35:2 (January, 1982), 196-206.

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17. Feldman, Roger and David Ballard, “The Role of Waiting Time in a Prepaid Health Care System: Evidence from the British National Health Service,” Eastern Economic Journal, 7:34 (July-October, 1981), 175-185. 16. Feldman, Roger, Frank Sloan, and Lynn Paringer, “Compensation Arrangements between Hospitals and Physicians,” Bell Journal of Economics, 12:1 (Spring, 1981), 155-170. 15. Feldman, Roger and Warren Greenberg, “Blue Cross Market Share, Economies of Scale, and Cost Containment Efforts,” Health Services Research, 12:1 (Spring, 1981), 175-183. 14. Feldman, Roger, Marsha Goldfarb, Robert Goldfarb, and John Rafferty, “Physician Choice of Patient Load and Mode of Treatment,” Atlantic Economic Journal, 9:3 (September, 1981), 69-78. 13. Feldman, Roger and Warren Greenberg, “The Relation Between the Blue Cross Market Share and the Blue Cross 'Discount' on Hospital Charges,” Journal of Risk and Insurance, 48:2 (June, 1981), 235-246. 12. Begun, James, Ed Crowe and Roger Feldman, “Occupational Regulation in the States: A Casual Model,” Journal of Health Policy, Politics, and Law, 6:2 (Summer, 1981), 229-254. 11. Feldman, Roger and James Begun, “Does Advertising of Prices Reduce the Mean and Variance of Prices?” Economic Inquiry, 18:3 (July, 1980), 479-484. 10. Feldman, Roger, “The Determinants of Medical Malpractice Incidents: Theory of Contingency Fees and Empirical Evidence,” Atlantic Economic Journal, 7:2 (July, 1979), 59-66. 9. Feldman, Roger, “Price and Quality Differences in the Physicians' Services Market,” Southern Economic Journal, 45:3 (January, 1979), 885-891. 8. Feldman, Roger, “Rationing Congested Goods by Preferences on Quality,” Public Finance/Finances Publiques, 33:3 (1978), 225-231. 7. Feldman, Roger and James Begun, “The Effects of Advertising Restrictions: Lessons from Optometry,” Journal of Human Resources, 13: Supplement (1978), 247-262. 6. Feldman, Roger, David M. Deitz, and E.F. Brooks, “The Financial Viability of Rural Primary Health Care Centers,” American Journal of Public Health, 68:10 (October, 1978), 981-988. Spanish translation, 1979. 5. Feldman, Roger and R.M. Scheffler, “The Supply of Medical School Applicants and the Rate of Return to Training,” Quarterly Review of Economics and Business, 18:1 (Spring, 1978), 91-98. 4. Zelnio, Robert, Roger Feldman, and Jean P. Gagnon, “An Exploration of the Costs and Benefits of Patient Medication Profiles,” Inquiry, 15:2 (June, 1978), 181-188. 3. Feldman, Roger, “Some More Problems with Income-Contingent Loans: The Case of Medical Education,” Journal of Political Economy, 84:6 (December, 1976), 1305-1312. 2. Feldman, Roger, “Liability Rules and the Transfer of Economic Rents,” Journal of Legal Studies, 3:2 (June, 1974), 499-508.

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1. Feldman, Roger and Glenn Weisfeld, “An Interdisciplinary Study of Crime,” Crime and Delinquency, (April, 1973), 150-164. Reprinted in Problems in Political Economy: An Urban Perspective, David M. Gordon, ed., Lexington, MA: D.C. Heath and Company, 1977. Reprinted in Readings in Criminology, Peter Wickman and Phillip Whitten, eds., Lexington, MA: D.C. Heath and Company, 1978. BOOKS, BOOK CHAPTERS, AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS 45. Karaca-Mandic, Pinar, Jean Abraham, Kosali Simon, and Roger Feldman, “Going into the Affordable Care Act: Measuring the Size, Structure, and Performance of the Individual and Small Group Markets for Health Insurance,” in Measuring and Modeling Health Care Costs, Ana Aizcorbe, Colin Baker, Ernst Berndt, and David Cutler, eds., University of Chicago Press, forthcoming. 44. Feldman, Roger, Robert F. Coulam, and Bryan E. Dowd, “A Competitive Bidding Approach to Medicare Reform,” in Market-Based Approaches to Health Care Reform: Challenges and Opportunities, Joe Antos, ed., Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 2013. 43. Abraham, Jean, Peter Graven, and Roger Feldman, “Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance and Health Reform: Doing the Math,” Research Brief, No 11, National Institute for Health Care Reform, December, 2012. 42. Feldman, Roger, Robert Coulam, and Bryan Dowd “Competitive Bidding Can Help Solve Medicare’s Fiscal Crisis,” Health Policy Outlook, No. 2, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, February, 2012. 41. Coulam, Robert F., Roger Feldman, and Bryan E. Dowd, Bring Market Prices to Medicare: Essential Reform at a Time of Fiscal Crisis, Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 2009. 40. Feldman, Roger, How to Fix Medicare: Let’s Pay Patients, not Physicians, Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 2008. 39. Parente, Stephen T. and Roger Feldman, “Do HSA Choices Affect Retirement Savings Decisions?” in Tax Policy and the Economy, vol. 22, J.M. Poterba, ed., Chicago, IL: National Bureau of Economic Research and University of Chicago Press, 2008. 38. Dowd, Bryan and Roger Feldman, “Competition and Health Plan Choice,” in Companion to Health Economics, A. Jones, ed., UK: Edward Elgar, 2006; 2nd edition, 2011. 37. Harris, Katherine, Roger Feldman, Jennifer Schultz, and Jon Christianson, “Consumer Perceptions of Quality Differences Among Competing Health Care Systems,” in Consumer-Driven Health Care: Implications for Providers, Payers, and Policy Makers, R. Herzlinger, ed., San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Inc., March, 2004. 36. Feldman, Roger, ed., American Health Care: Government, Market Processes, and the Public Interest, New Brunswick, NJ: Transactions Publishers, 2000. 35. Dowd, Bryan and Roger Feldman, “Issues in Competitive Pricing for Medicare,” in Medicare in the 21st Century: Seeking Fair and Efficient Reform, R.B. Helms, ed., Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1999.

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34. Dowd, Bryan and Roger D. Feldman, “Employer Premium Contributions and Health Care Costs,” in Managed Care and Changing Health Care Markets, M. Morrisey, ed., Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1998. 33. Connor, Robert A. and Roger Feldman, “Horizontal Hospital Mergers and Their Effects on Prices and Profits of Non-merging Hospitals in the Same Market Area,” in Managed Care and Changing Health Care Markets, 1998. 32. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “Structuring Choice Under Medicare,” in Medicare: Preparing for the Challenges of the 21st Century, R.D. Reischauer, S. Butler, and J.R. Lave, eds., Washington, DC: Brookings Institution Press, 1998. 31. Feldman, Roger and Willard G. Manning, “A Simple Formula for the Optimal Coinsurance Rate in a Health Insurance Policy,” in Health Economics: Future Directions, Stéphane Jacobzone, ed., Paris: INSEE Méthodes No 64-65, 1997 (in French). 30. Dowd, Bryan E., Roger Feldman, and Jon Christianson, Competitive Pricing For Medicare, Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1996. 29. Feldman, Roger, “Incentives and Efficiency in the U.S. Health Care Reform,” Jobs & Capital, 3 (Spring, 1994), 16-17. 28. Wisner, Catherine, Roger Feldman, and Bryan Dowd, “The Twin Cities Medicare Health Plans Market: Choice, Cost, and Health Status,” in HMOs and the Elderly, H.S. Luft, ed., Ann Arbor, MI: Health Administration Press, 1994. 27. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “The Effectiveness of Managed Competition in Reducing the Costs of Health Insurance,” in Health Policy Reform: Competition and Controls, R.B. Helms, ed., Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1993. 26. Feldman, Roger, Catherine Wisner, Bryan Dowd, and Jon Christianson, “An Empirical Test of Competition in the Medicare HMO Market,” in Competitive Approaches to Health Policy Reform, R.J. Arnould, R.F. Rich, and W.D. White, eds., Washington, DC: Urban Institute Press, 1993. 25. Feldman, Roger and Bryan Dowd, “Biased Selection: Fairness and Efficiency in Health Insurance Markets,” in American Health Policy: Critical Issues for Reform, R.B. Helms, ed., Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1993. 24. Wholey, Douglas R., Jon B. Christianson, Susan M. Sanchez, Roger Feldman, and Maureen Peterson, “The Voluntary Dissemination of Performance Information by Health Maintenance Organizations,” in Advances in Health Economics and Health Services Research, Vol. 13, R.M. Scheffler and L.F. Rossiter, eds., Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1992. 23. Pauly, Mark V., John M. Eisenberg, Margaret Higgins Radany, M. Haim Erder, Roger Feldman, and J. Sanford Schwartz, Paying Physicians: Options for Controlling the Cost, Volume, and Intensity of Services, Ann Arbor, MI: Health Administration Press, 1992. 22. Feldman, Roger, “New Financial and Management Models for Health Care Services,” in Economia de la Salud (Health Economics), Carlos Escribano and Jose Fereres, eds., Madrid, Spain: Fundacion Rich, 1992.

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21. Begun, James W. and Roger Feldman, “Policy and Research on Health Manpower Regulation: Never too Late to Deregulate?” in Advances in Health Economics and Health Services Research, Vol. 11, L.F. Rossiter and R.M. Scheffler, eds., Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1990. 20. Feldman, Roger and Michael A. Morrisey, Special Study of Interrelationships Between Economics and Health Economics, Report for the American Economic Association Graduate Commission on Education in Economics, September, 1989. 19. Feldman, Roger, Bryan Dowd, Michael Finch, and Steven Cassou, Employer-Based Health Insurance, National Center for Health Services Research, DHHS Publ. No. (PHS) 89-3434, June, 1989. 18. Feldman, Roger, “Reviewing the Health Policy Report Card of the Reagan Years,” The Internist, 29:8 (September, 1988), 6-9. 17. Feldman, Roger, “Health Care: The Tyranny of the Budget,” in Assessing the Reagan Years, David Boaz, ed., Washington, DC: The Cato Institute, 1988. 16. Dowd, Bryan, Roger Feldman, and John Klein, “Employer Choice of Health Plans,” Business and Health, 4:3 (January, 1987), 44-48. 15. Feldman, Roger, John Kralewski, Bryan Dowd, and Janet Shapiro, “Employer Demand for Preferred Provider Organizations,” in The New Health Care Market, Peter Boland, ed., Homewood, IL: Dow Jones-Irwin Publishing Company, 1985. 14. Dowd, Bryan and Roger Feldman, “Biased Selection in Twin Cities Health Plans,” in Advances in Health Economics and Health Services Research, Vol. 6, R.M. Scheffler and L.F. Rossiter, eds., Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1985. 13. Economic Report of the President, 1985 (Co-author with members and staff of the President's Council of Economic Advisers and lead author of Chapter 4 on “Health Status and Medical Care”), Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, February, 1985. 12. Feldman, Roger, “Rising Expenditures on Physicians' Services: Certain Cause, Uncertain Cure,” Drug Therapy, 14:1 (January, 1984), 73-92. 11. Hadley, Jack, Frank A. Sloan, Robert H. Lee, Roger D. Feldman, Bruce Steinwald, Cathy L. Carlson, and Edmund Becker, An Economic Analysis of Graduate Medical Education: The Labor Market for Residents and the Impact of Teaching on Hospital Costs and Service Utilization, Washington DC: The Urban Institute, 1983. 10. Feldman, Roger, “Three Research Questions on Health Care Competition,” in Research on Competition in the Financing and Delivery of Health Services, Louis F. Rossiter, ed., DHEW Publication No. (PHS) 83-3328-2, October, 1982. 9. Feldman, Roger, “Economics and Health Services Research: Part 2,” in Social Science Approaches to Health Services Research, Thomas Choi and Jay N. Greenberg, eds., Ann Arbor, MI: Health Administration Press, 1982. 8. Feldman, Roger, Richard Hoffbeck, and Lung-Fei Lee, “Hospital Labor Unions: Description and Analysis,” in Handbook of Health Care Human Resources Management, Norman Metzger, ed., Rockville,

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MD: Aspen Systems Corporation, 1981. 7. Begun, James and Roger Feldman, A Social and Economic Analysis of Professional Regulation in Optometry, Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, Publ. No. (PHS) 81-3295, April, 1981. A summary of the major findings of this work was published under the same title as Publ. No. (PHS) 80-3285, October, 1980. 6. Review of Paul J. Feldstein: Health Care Economics, Inquiry, 17:2 (Summer, 1980), 175-176. 5. Feldman, Roger and Sunny Yoder, “Financing Graduate Medical Education: An Economic Analysis of Public Policy Options;” and “Loans for Financing Medical Education,” in Medical Education Financing: Policy Analyses and Options for the 1980s, J. Hadley, ed., New York, NY: Prodist, 1979. Republished by the National Center for Health Services Research as Medical Education Financing: Issues and Options, DHEW Publ. No. (PHS) 79-3261, October, 1979. 4. Review of Karen Davis and Cathy Schoen: Health and the War on Poverty, Southern Economic Journal, 45:2 (October, 1979), 659-660. 3. Feldman, Roger, “A Model of Physician Location and Pricing Behavior,” in Research in Health Economics, Vol. 1, R.M. Scheffler, ed., Greenwich, CT: JAI Press, 1979. 2. Sloan, Frank and Roger Feldman, “Competition among Physicians,” in Competition in the Health Care Sector: Past, Present, and Future, W. Greenberg, ed., Washington, DC: Federal Trade Commission, 1978. Republished by Aspen Systems Corp., Germantown, MD, December, 1978. 1. Feldman, Roger and R.N. Rosett, “The Demand for Health Administrators,” in Education for Health Administration, Vol. 2, Ann Arbor, MI: Health Administration Press, 1975. SELECTED PRESENTATIONS TO PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS “Economics of Risk-Sharing in Private and Public ACOs,” presented to a Workshop on ACOs, University of California at Berkeley, April 24-25, 2014. “Micro-simulation of Private Health Insurance and Medicaid Take-up Following the U.S. Supreme Court Decision Upholding the Affordable Care Act,” presented at the 9th World Congress of the International Health Economics Association, Sydney, Australia, July 7-10, 2013. “Does Access to Transparent Provider Quality and Cost Information Affect Health Care Cost and Utilization of Preventive Services?” presented at the 4th Biennial Conference of the American Society of Health Economists, Minneapolis, MN, June 13, 2012. “Evaluation of a Pay-for-Performance Program in a Group Practice Network: Do Poor Performers Give Up?” (with Bryan Dowd and William Nersesian), presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Spanish Health Economics Association, Bilbao, Spain, May 17, 2012. “The Role of Agents and Brokers in the Market for Health Insurance,” (with Pinar Karaca-Mandic and Peter Graven), presented at the NBER Summer Workshop on Health Care, Boston, MA, July 27-29, 2011, and the 22nd annual AHEC conference, Evanston, IL, October 3-4, 2011. “Why Do Employers Self-Insure: New Explanations for the Choice of Self-Insurance versus Purchased

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Health Insurance,” presented at the 8th World Congress of the International Health Economics Association, Toronto, Canada, July 10-13, 2011. SELECTED RESEARCH SUPPORT The Effect of Vertical Integration on the Medicare Advantage Market, supported by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: $229,387 from 12/01/11 to 11/30/12. Which Employers Are Most Likely to Drop Insurance under Health Care Reform? Supported by The National Institute for Health Care Reform: $147,819 from 07/01/10 to 09/30/12, with Jean Abraham (co-Principal Investigator). Analytic Support in Assessing the Impacts of Health Savings Accounts on Insurance Coverage and Costs, supported by the Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: $87,798 from 9/1/04 to 2/28/05; renewed at $298,061, with Stephen Parente (co-Principal Investigator). Evaluation of Defined Contribution Plans, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: $985,337 from 11/1/02 to 11/30/07, with Steven Parente (Principal Investigator). 2nd Generation Evaluation of the Buyers Health Care Action Group, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: $411,485 from 10/1/01 to 12/31/03, with Jon Christianson (co-PI). PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Board of Health Advisors, U.S. Congressional Budget Office, 2009- Task Forces to design and purchase health insurance plans for faculty, staff, and students, University of Minnesota, 1989- White House Working Group on Health Policy and Economics, 1984-85 Health Services Developmental Grants Review Subcommittee, National Center for Health Services Research, 1982-86 Current Editorial Boards: Inquiry, 1991- International Journal of Health Financing and Economics, 2000- Reviewer for Journals: American Economic Review Journal of Political Economy Quarterly Journal of Economics Review of Economics and Statistics Journal of Human Resources RAND Journal of Economics Journal of Health Economics Health Economics Journal of Risk and Insurance Milbank Memorial Quarterly

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Medical Care Health Affairs Health Services Research National Tax Journal Reviewer for Research Proposals: National Science Foundation National Institutes of Health Agency for Health Care Policy and Research Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Consultant: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences Agency for Health Research and Quality U.S. Federal Trade Commission U.S. Department of Justice Minnesota Attorney General California Department of Corporations Missouri Department of Insurance Maryland Insurance Administration Pennsylvania Attorney General Washington Attorney General