2. Larger deductibles and larger out-of-pocket costs decrease adverse selection as healthier people choose to buy insurance
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2. Larger deductibles and larger out-of-pocket costs decrease adverse selection as healthier people choose to buy insurance with lower premiums; and decrease moral hazard as insured people, faced with higher deductibles, have a strengthened incentive to adopt a healthy lifestyle.
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