1. Editor's Note—Mark A. Peterson

2. Introduction: The Evolution of the Individual Insurance Market—Deborah L. Rogal and Anne K. Gauthier

3. Cost and Performance: A Comparison of the Individual and Group Health Insurance Markets—Mark V. Pauly and Allison M. Percy

4. Consumers, Insurers, and Market Behavior—Deborah J. Chollet

5. Lessons from New Jersey—Katherine Swartz and Deborah W. Garnick

6. An Evaluation of New York's Reform Law—Mark A. Hall

7. An Evaluation of Vermont's Reform Law—Mark A. Hall

8. Riding the Bull: Experience with Individual Market Reform in Washington, Kentucky, and Massachusetts—Adele M. Kirk

9. State Regulation What Have We Learned So Far?—Len M. Nichols

10. A Regulator's Perspective on Other States' Experiences—Alexander K. Feldvebel and David Sky

11. An Insurer's Perspective on Reform—John Berry and Richard White

12. The Politics of Reform—Robert B. Hackey

13. Dynamics without Change: The New Generation—Thomas R. Oliver

14. Economic Theory, Economists, and the Formulation of Health Policy, The Economics of Health Reconsidered, Thomas Rice—Evan M. Melhado

15. Health, Health Care, and Health Economics: Perspectives on Distribution, M. L. Barer, T. E. Getzen, and G. L. Stoddart, ed—Charles Normand

16. Books Received

17. News and Notes—Christopher J. Conover

18. News from Affiliated Organizations

19. Contributors

John Berry

Deborah J. Chollet

Christopher J. Conover

Alexander K. Feldvebel

Robert B. Hackey

Mark A. Hall

Adele M. Kirk

Evan M. Melhado

Len M. Nichols

Charles Normand

Thomas R. Oliver

Mark V. Pauly

Deborah L. Rogal

Katherine Swartz

Deborah W. Garnick

Anne K. Gauthier

Allison M. Percy

David Sky

Richard White

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