The Center is housed within the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, where it helps scholars conduct policy-relevant social science research. CLOSUP functions as an information resource for policymakers and practitioners, academics, students, the media, and the public. The Center works to foster effective communication between academic researchers and the policymakers dealing with today's state, local, and urban policy problems. A second important goal of the Center is to facilitate student learning of and student engagement with the critical local, state, and urban policy issues of the day.
Michigan Research Briefs: Regulation of the Individual Health Insurance Market.
CLOSUP has released the second report in its publication series Michigan Research Briefs: a Series on Key Policy Issues. The briefs provide readers with concise descriptions and nonpartisan analyses of key policy topics facing Michigan today. This second brief examines potential reform of the individual health insurance market in Michigan. Attention is paid to how policy changes would affect both insurers and Michigan residents.
See other policy reports and briefs.