Cameron M. Ellis

Cameron M. Ellis is an Assistant Professor at the University of Iowa and holds the Hentges Fellow in Finance. His research focuses on insurance markets, welfare loss mechanisms, and public policy analysis. Collaborating with Meghan I. Esson and Eli Liebman, he has developed theoretical and empirical frameworks to study moral hazard effects in health insurance markets, particularly under the Affordable Care Act.

His work bridges economic theory and real-world policy implications, addressing how cost-sharing subsidies and community rating interact to create adverse selection-like outcomes. This research contributes to understanding regulatory design in healthcare systems.

• Awards: Hentges Fellow in Finance

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