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Selection on moral hazard represents the tendency to select a specific healthinsurance coverage depending on the heterogeneity in utilisation ''slopes''. Iuse data from the Swiss Household Panel and from publicly available regulatorydata to explore the extent of selection on slopes in the Swiss managedcompetition system. I estimate responses in terms of (log) doctor visits tolowest and highest deductible levels using Roy-type models, identifyingmarginal treatment effects with local instrumental variables. The response tohigh coverage plans (i.e. plans with the lowest deductible level) among highmoral hazard types is 25-35 percent higher than average.

Selection on moral hazard in the Swiss market for mandatory health insurance: Empirical evidence from Swiss Household Panel data