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Cannon, Michael F. - 2005

Medicaid occupies a special place among government programs for the poor. Public support for Medicaid is broader and … severe than those of a lack of money or even food. Medicaid is now larger than Medicare (the federal health program for the …. Yet Medicaid imposes additional hidden costs. Like all means-tested government programs, Medicaid discourages work and …

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The impact of eligibility for medicaid versus subsidized private health insurance on medical spending, self-reported health, and public program participation

Barcellos, Silvia Helena; Jacobson, Mireille; Levy, Helen - In: American Journal of Health Economics : AJHE official … 9 (2023) 2, pp. 262-295

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Do those with chronic health conditions benefit from the Affordable Care Act Medicaid expansion?

Hoodin, Derek; Marton, James; Ukert, Benjamin - In: Southern economic journal 91 (2024) 1, pp. 142-186

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A Position Auction Demonstration Project for Lowering Reference + Biosimilar Drug Prices in Medicare Part B

Abrams, Lawrence - 2019

We outline below a proposal for a Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) demonstration project involving a …

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Health Insurance and Ex Ante Moral Hazard : Evidence from Medicare

Dave, Dhaval; Kaestner, Robert - 2007

Anecdotal evidence suggests that the loss of health insurance results in changes in health behavior that reduces the risk or severity of illness. While ex ante moral hazard is nearly always mentioned as a potential consequence of health insurance, it is equally as often noted that ex ante moral...

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Are High Medical Costs Incurred by People with Disabilities Excessive? : An Empirical Analysis of Korean National Health Insurance Data Database

Hong, Min Jung; Lee, Changwoo; Lee, Clara; Kim, Ye-Soon; … - 2023

A crude comparison of medical costs between people with disabilities (PWD) and without disabilities (PWoD) shows a much higher expenditure among PWD and such results have been a cause for further stigmatization. This study aims to empirically analyze whether the medical costs for PWD are...

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